GeminiPay
For MCA funders, ISOs and brokers

You get paid first.
Every single day.

We process the merchant's sales. Your share comes out at settlement, before their bank account ever sees it.

One day on a 12% split
Merchant sells
$4,180
Today's card sales
→
You get
$502
Taken first
→
Merchant gets
$3,678
Their deposit
$8B+Payments processed
2,000+Businesses served

What you get

Three things a daily ACH can't do.

1

First position

True priority protection. We take your share at the processor, before the money reaches the merchant's bank — even on a deal you funded second or third.

2

Fund more

Lend against more revenue. Underwrite the whole business, collect a percentage of card volume calibrated to represent it.

3

Done-for-you processing

Your in-house payments department. POS selection, boarding, equipment, training and ongoing support — all under your brand.

The problem

ACH is easy. Splits are powerful.
Both are incomplete.

Each gives up what the other is good at.

Daily ACH

  • They switch bank accounts
  • Returns and holds stop collection
  • One stop payment ends it
  • A fixed debit hurts on slow days
  • Easy for other funders to stack on
  • No view of what they're actually selling

Old-school card splits

  • Only card volume counts
  • Volume gets moved to another processor
  • Cash, checks and invoices are missed
  • Boarding and processor rules are heavy
  • Refunds and chargebacks shift the pace
GeminiPay does both. A split at the processor so it can't be dodged, sized against the whole business, with ACH as the backup.

Simple process

How it works at a glance.

Four steps, from your first funded deal to a merchant who comes back.

1

You fund the merchant

Size the advance against total processing revenue, while still collecting a percentage of card volume calibrated to represent the whole business.

2

You send them to GeminiPay

We introduce ourselves as your in-house payments department and handle everything payments-related from there.

3

We set up and deploy

We configure the split percentage, any flat-dollar component and an ACH backup clause to your specifications — then ship and install the equipment.

4

You track and grow

Collections flow back to you, data flows into your CRM, and the merchant keeps using the system — coming back to you for repeat advances.

Merchant benefits

Why merchants say yes.

A split only works if the merchant signs it. This isn't just good for you — it's a win they actually want.

Modern POS system

They get a modern POS that often improves how they run the place.

More capital available

They typically get more value than an ACH-only structure allows.

Advisor relationship

They feel like they have an advisor, not just a lender.

Flexible payments

Payments flex with revenue — a percentage-of-sales model helps in slower periods.

ISOs and brokers

Two revenue lines, not one.

The merchant needs a processor either way. Placing them here pays you twice.

Commission and residual

Your cut on the funding, plus a share of processing for as long as they stay.

We do the work

Boarding, terminals, deployment, training and the support desk. Not your problem.

They come back

A merchant running on your POS is a merchant you see again at renewal.

Interactive demo

Try it.

Move the sliders to your deal.

Sample data — illustrative only, not a quote.

Card volume only
The old way to size it
vs
Total revenue
You fund
Agreed payback
Paid off in
Collected per day
Processing income to you
Total return
Balance remaining
Card sales, average day
→
You take first
→
Merchant receives
Deals live
6
Across 4 verticals
Collected to date
Returned payments
0
Nothing to re-present
MerchantFundedPaybackSplitCollectedProgressAvg / dayStatus
Sales today
96 transactions
Deposited to merchant
After the split
Funding split today
Card sales · last 14 days
Today · card sales
Funding split — paid to funder
Processing fees−$28.14
Deposited to merchant