About Trust Payments
Trust Payments provides payment gateway and acquiring services, handling the collection side of a remittance transaction: taking the sender's payment by card or an alternative method before the payout leg begins.
Collections are frequently the slowest part of launching a money transfer business, because remittance is treated as higher risk by many general-purpose gateways. Operators usually need a provider that understands the sector and will underwrite it.
Supported services
- Card acquiring
- Online payment collection
- Alternative payment methods
Delivery methods available through this connector
- Debit and credit card
- Alternative payment methods
Which of these are available to you is set by your own agreement with Trust Payments, not by Remitz.
Typical use cases
- Digital-first operators collecting from senders online or in-app.
- Businesses that need a gateway willing to underwrite remittance as a sector.
- Operators offering card funding alongside bank transfer or open banking.
How Remitz integrates Trust Payments
The connector is already built and already running in production for another operator on the platform. Connecting it for you is a configuration step, not a development project, and it does not carry an integration fee.
During onboarding we take the credentials Trust Payments issues to you, configure the connector against them, and test end to end across every corridor and delivery method you intend to launch with before anything goes live.
Remitz does not resell, introduce or provide Trust Payments services. You hold the commercial relationship with Trust Payments directly, complete their onboarding and due diligence, and supply your own API credentials.
Remitz connects those credentials to a connector that is already built and already running in production for other operators — which is why this step is configuration rather than development. See step six of the launch process for where it sits in the timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Talk through your provider set
Bring the providers you are already speaking to. In fifteen minutes we will tell you which are already connected, which typically take longest to approve, and what that means for your launch date.