Payments NGnair

Many layers, One operating system.

NGnair gives payment organizations the infrastructure of a modern fintech platform — merchant onboarding, payment orchestration, revenue operations, and commerce tools — without the cost of building it or the risk of a PayFac model. Together, the five solutions make up NGnair Acquiring Cloud: one operating layer connecting your program end to end. You keep the merchant. You keep the acquiring relationship. You get the economics and technology.

Separate solutions. One operating model.

Adopting a second solution should compound the value of the first. These are the connections that do the compounding.

Onboarding feeds the portfolio

A merchant approved through the acquisition workflow arrives in portfolio operations already carrying its MIDs, pricing, and commercial relationships.

Every rail lands in one ledger

Card, instant bank, and open banking activity resolve into the same transaction record that revenue and reporting are calculated from.

Commerce runs on the same rails

Wallets, subscriptions, and pay links use the orchestration layer underneath, so merchant-facing products don't need a parallel stack.

Structure scales with the business

Partner hierarchy, permissions, and revenue participation extend across sub-ISOs, agents, and ISVs without a separate system to maintain.

What NGnair is not

Every solution on this page is technology. None of it changes who underwrites, who sponsors, who settles, or who the merchant signed with. Your sponsor institution and your processor keep their roles exactly as they are.

Merchants do run in their own environment on the platform, and NGnair carries first-line technical support around the clock so your team isn't the first call for a terminal or an API. The merchant account, the pricing, and the portfolio are never ours to take.

Payment credentials are tokenized before they reach the NGnair operating layer, and network tokens remain with the card networks. Onboarding, orchestration, portfolio operations, and merchant commerce all run against tokens and references rather than card numbers, which keeps raw cardholder data inside the PCI-controlled payment infrastructure built to hold it — and out of the environment your team works in every day. Keeping card data out of the operating layer can reduce PCI DSS scope and the security overhead that comes with handling it. What applies to your organization depends on your own environment and assessment.

  • Not a PayFac
  • Does not hold merchant funds
  • Does not replace the sponsor bank
  • Does not assume underwriting liability
  • Does not store raw cardholder data
  • Never takes the merchant account

Five solutions does not mean five commitments. Pick the one covering the workflow that costs you the most today, run it until it earns its place, and add the next when you want it.

The acquiring structure
The acquiring structure — merchant, retail ISO, FSP, processor, and sponsor bank — all operating inside the NGnair infrastructure, with NGnair replacing none of them. Merchants work in an enterprise-grade portal with API access to their financial data.NGnair Acquiring Cloudone environmentpayment data via APIMerchantenterprise portalRetail ISOowns the accountFSPunderwrites · sponsorsProcessorAuthorizes the paymentSponsor bankprogram authority · custodysettlement funds the merchantonboarding · underwriting · orchestration · ledger · 24/7 supportNGnair holds no funds, no authority, and no merchant account
Every role keeps its position. Merchants work in an enterprise-grade environment with API access to their own payment data — capability the ISO delivers to win and retain premium merchants. The FSP underwrites and sponsors the ISOs beneath it, connecting to both the processor and the sponsor bank. NGnair is the infrastructure they all operate in. not a plugin, not a tool.

Bring us the workflow that costs you the most.

Not all solutions — just the one area of the business that keeps consuming hours. We'll show you what it looks like running on NGnair and be direct about whether it's worth changing.

Connected across the acquiring, processing, and software ecosystem

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