"White-label payment gateway" usually means renting someone else's processing under your name. This is the other half: a checkout layer your gateway can put in front of merchants, carrying the merchant's brand, running on the merchant's domain, writing orders into the merchant's Shopify or WooCommerce store, with your processing underneath. Here is what it includes and what it deliberately leaves to you.
Single page, localised, mobile-first, with the gateway's tokenised card fields and any local methods you expose. 3-D Secure redirect handled.
Paid orders created in Shopify through the Admin API or in WooCommerce through the REST API, with line items, buyer, address, shipping, discounts and tags.
Merchant self-serve or partner-led: domain verification, credential capture, KYC handoff, status, test order, go-live. Details.
Captures, refunds and chargebacks matched to orders by webhook or scheduled polling, with a per-merchant ledger.
Meta, TikTok and GA4 events plus server-side conversions on the checkout domain, so merchants keep attribution.
Where a merchant holds more than one processor, routes with automatic retry on soft declines.
Commercial terms between us are agreed in the partner conversation. Nothing on this site states them.
No. It is a white-label checkout that runs your gateway. Processing, settlement and underwriting stay with you.
Not on their checkout domain. Branding resolves per merchant host. Console branding for your merchants is part of the partner conversation.
Shopify and WooCommerce today; any platform that can create an order through an API can be connected.
By your gateway's hosted fields or components. Neither our servers nor the merchant's store touch card numbers.
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 → · Merchant onboarding platform → · Hosted checkout page → · Gateway integration service →
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.