Shopify is a Canadian company, and Shopify Payments is the default for Canadian merchants from the first click. Canadian processors, ISOs and gateways that are not on Shopify's list lose merchants to that default, including merchants in categories Shopify Payments will not keep. This page covers how Canadian partners put their gateway behind a Shopify or WooCommerce store.
Integrated once, used by every merchant you onboard. Orders written back into the merchant's store.
Canadian cards to your Canadian acquiring, US cards to a US route where one exists, with failover between them.
Onboard, test and go live without a CascadeCheckout engineer in the loop after the first merchants.
Terms are agreed in that conversation; there is no published partner pricing.
Yes, through a checkout on their own domain that runs the gateway and writes orders back into Shopify or WooCommerce.
Where your provider offers Interac methods, they can be added as routes in the checkout beside cards.
Yes. Routing by card country sends each attempt to the best acquirer first, with failover to the other.
No. Partner terms are agreed in conversation.
We walk through the connection on a call or in writing, sandbox first. Commercial terms are discussed in that conversation, not on a pricing page.
Partner program → · US partners → · Nuvei on Shopify → · Onboarding platform →
CascadeCheckout is checkout software, not a payment service provider, bank or merchant-account seller. You contract with your own gateway or acquirer, disclose your real business category to them, and receive payouts from them. We never hold funds and we do not promise that any processor will approve you.