For SaaS builders, software companies, ISVs and ISOs who want to embed payments into their tech stack
NMI Payments is an embedded payments solution that lets SaaS platforms, Software companies and ISVs integrate, brand, and manage payment acceptance directly within their software—without becoming a PayFac or building complex infrastructure. As a full-stack processor, acquirer, and technology partner, NMI handles onboarding, compliance, and risk so you can stay focused on growth. The modular, white-label platform supports omnichannel payments, from online, mobile and in-app to in-store and unattended. Choose from full-code, low-code, or no-code integration paths and launch in weeks, not months. Built-in risk tools, flexible monetization, and customizable branding help you scale faster while keeping full control of your experience. With NMI’s developer-first tools, sandbox testing, and modern APIs, you can embed payments quickly and confidently.
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