Take donations the way your donors pay

Authorize.Net, Square, GoCardless, Moneris and Razorpay, on the same rails as the Stripe and PayPal support in Gratora core.

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Gratora's Payment gateways settings: Authorize.Net, Square, GoCardless, Moneris and Razorpay listed as cards alongside Stripe, PayPal and offline donations, each with its own status, offline donations configured and the rest not set up yet.

What it does

  • Five processors, one add-on

    One of these is probably the processor your bank already gave you. Nobody needs all five, so they are one add-on rather than five purchases.

  • Recurring where it exists

    Recurring giving runs on Authorize.Net, Square, GoCardless and Razorpay. Moneris takes one-time donations.

  • Same rails as core

    Donations land in the same records, receipts and reports as every other gateway. No second dashboard to reconcile.

  • The way each one takes money

    Cards on Authorize.Net, Square and Moneris. Direct Debit on GoCardless. Razorpay opens its own checkout, so donors pay by UPI, card, netbanking or wallet.

  • Your merchant account, your keys

    The keys are yours and are stored encrypted, with test and live kept apart so a sandbox key does not settle real money.

From keys to first donation

  1. 1

    Add your keys

    Each processor gets its own panel on the Payment gateways tab, its own keys, and separate test and live credentials.

  2. 2

    It appears on the form

    The gateway shows up beside Stripe and PayPal wherever a donor chooses how to pay.

  3. 3

    Nothing else changes

    Refunds, receipts and recurring plans behave the way they already do, from the same screens.

Payment Gateways comes with every paid plan.

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