Checkout that fits
the cart you already built.
A hosted payment page or an embedded checkout via a tokenizer, with potential integration into Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom cart, subject to technical review — plus settlement data that can be reconciled with your accounting system, depending on integration scope.
Where payment processing tends to break
Cart abandonment at the payment step
A checkout that redirects to an unfamiliar page, or asks for card details twice, is where shoppers bail. An embedded, tokenized checkout that stays on your domain removes that friction point.
PCI scope creeps when card data touches your servers
The moment raw card data passes through your own backend, your PCI compliance burden grows. Tokenization at the gateway helps keep card numbers out of your infrastructure.
Chargebacks with no clear paper trail
Disputing a chargeback without clean order, shipment, and transaction records tied together is a losing position. Gateway and cart integrations that keep that data linked make the dispute case easier to build.
Settlement data does not match the order management system
When the payout that lands in the bank does not obviously map back to a batch of orders, finance ends up reconciling by hand every cycle. That gap is exactly what a proper gateway integration is supposed to close.
Configured for your operation
For e-commerce brands that also take payment in person (pop-ups, markets, showrooms), the A920’s open SDK can let a custom app use the same gateway as your online store, subject to technical review, so reporting can stay in one place.
→ See spec sheet
A simpler option for occasional in-person sales tied to an online store — it can share the same processing account and settlement report for both channels, subject to technical review.
→ See spec sheetCan connect to tools you already use
Shopify
WooCommerce
Magento
QuickBooksIntegrations are subject to technical review.
Frequently asked questions
Which cart platforms does the gateway support?
Potential integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom carts via a hosted payment page or tokenized checkout, subject to technical review. Which integration path fits depends on your stack.
Does tokenized checkout reduce our PCI compliance scope?
When checkout uses the hosted payment page or the gateway tokenizer as intended, raw card numbers are not meant to pass through your servers, which can reduce PCI scope — the exact SAQ level that applies to your setup is worth confirming in writing.
Can we accept payments online and in person on the same account?
Pairing a gateway integration with a Clover or PAX terminal can keep online and in-person sales under one merchant account and one settlement report, subject to technical review.
How are chargebacks handled for online orders?
Chargeback handling depends on your gateway configuration and how order data is linked to transactions. Ask for the specific dispute process to be laid out in your written quote.
Send your cart platform, get a gateway integration scoped.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, or custom — Data Plus scopes the checkout and settlement flow, subject to technical review, and sends a written quote.