Resellers and ISOs
Onboard merchants on your paper, keep the processing partner off the checkout.
Keep the payer on your mark until the money lands.
A commercial white label payment gateway india service for platforms that want to sell collection under their own checkout, receipts and domain — UPI, cards, net banking and wallets behind one request model.
Checkout on your hostPayment URL mapped to a name you already own.
Receipts in your voicePayer-facing copy without a supplier watermark.
Four Indian railsUPI, cards, net banking, wallets in one mix.
- UPI
- Cards
- Net banking
- Wallets
Method case
The payer picks a rail. Your brand stays on the sheet. The gateway only has to keep those two facts true at the same time.
Checkout skinning bench
Stamp the surface. Leave the rails unnamed.
Logo, colour, hostname and receipt language sit on paper proofs before they sit in production. This is the product: a gateway you can press your mark onto, not a consulting workshop.
Merchant checkout proof
Who runs this
The desk sells a gateway. The operator sells collection.
SaaS that wants payments inside the product
Embed collection without sending merchants to a third-party brand at the last step.
Marketplaces
One skin for buyers, operator tools for sellers, settlement rules scoped per deployment.
Connection model
Hosted page, server-to-server, or a plugin where the cart already exists. Sandbox keys come after the method mix is named.
Illustrative request — not a live endpointPOST /v1/intents
{
"amount": "INR",
"method": "upi",
"return": "https://pay.your-host.example/done"
}
Before you write
Does this still look like our shop?
Who actually buys this — the platform or the person paying?
The buyer is the business that wants to collect under its own name: a reseller, SaaS product, marketplace or payments team. The person paying sees that business’s checkout, not ours.
What gets skinned, and what stays in the processing layer?
Hosted checkout, receipts, selected operator screens and the payment domain can carry your mark. Bank, UPI and card-network steps may still show required network copy. That split is agreed before go-live.
Which Indian methods can sit behind a branded checkout?
A typical first mix is UPI, domestic cards, net banking and wallets. Recurring collection is scoped when the acquiring path supports it. Availability follows the rails you connect, not a universal menu.
Does selling collection under our brand replace a payment aggregator licence?
No. Software that skins a checkout is not a licence. If you aggregate merchant funds in India, you still need the legal role, contracts and bank relationships that role requires.
How do settlements appear if the checkout never names the supplier?
Payouts land according to the merchant account and schedule attached to the deployment. Reporting can sit in your operator view; the payer-facing screens stay on your brand.
Can the payment page live on our domain?
Yes, custom hostname mapping is part of the skinning work when DNS and certificates are in your control. Some downstream authentications still use the network’s own host.
What does a commercial contract usually cover?
Licence or usage of the gateway, branding depth, environments, method mix, support hours and any volume-linked processing terms. We do not publish a fake rate card.
How do refunds look to the payer?
Refund notices and dashboard entries can use your language. The actual bank or UPI reversal still follows the original rail’s timing.
Send the model, not a pitch deck.
Tell us who collects, which rails, and whether you resell. The desk replies with scope, not a slogan.