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At Align Ecommerce, we do more than process payments. We safeguard your profits and support your growth. Recognized by the Las Vegas Review-Journal as Best of Las Vegas and trusted by thousands of merchants, we have processed over $1 billion in payments and saved clients millions in unnecessary fees.
With a 99.9% success rate in overturning chargebacks, our clients are protected from costly friendly fraud. Supported by advanced gateways and extensive integrations, we deliver payment solutions tailored to your business.
Payment Solutions for Complex and High-Risk Industries
Built for businesses that need better underwriting, stronger processor relationships, smarter fraud controls, and long-term payment stability.
Supplements
Purpose-built payment solutions for nutraceutical, wellness, and supplement brands.
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Travel
Flexible processing for travel businesses with higher exposure, timing, and reserve sensitivity.
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Hemp
Reliable payment infrastructure for hemp, CBD, and adjacent wellness product merchants.
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Firearms
Stable processing support for firearms businesses navigating compliance and risk scrutiny.
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Telemedicine
Payment systems for telehealth businesses that need billing clarity and processor stability.
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Adult Entertainment
Resilient payment support for sensitive verticals that require discretion and continuity.
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Live Events
High-volume payment solutions for, live events, nightlife, entertainment, and venue operators.
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Software & Technology
Scalable infrastructure for SaaS, subscriptions, digital platforms, and technology companies.
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Align Ecommerce
Because Payments Shouldn’t Be the Risk
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Approvals
Get approved quickly with streamlined underwriting and minimal delays.
Connect seamlessly with your existing ecommerce platform and tools.
Work with a team that understands payments and actually picks up the phone.
Protect your revenue with hands-on dispute management and fraud prevention.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A merchant account enables your business to accept and process credit and debit card payments. It temporarily holds transaction funds before transferring them to your business bank account.
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Payment processing transfers funds from your customer’s card to your business bank account through the gateway, processor, card networks, and issuing bank. Once approved, the transaction is authorized, captured, and settled, typically within a few business days.
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Interchange is the base fee charged by card networks and paid to the cardholder’s issuing bank for each transaction. It is a major component of payment processing costs and varies by card type, transaction method, and risk.
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Most businesses can accept credit cards, debit cards, ACH payments, digital wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, and other alternative methods, depending on their setup. The optimal mix depends on your industry, customers, and sales channels.
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A payment gateway securely transmits payment information from your website, app, or POS system to the processor. It serves as the connection between your checkout process and the banking infrastructure supporting the transaction.
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A chargeback occurs when a customer disputes a transaction with their bank and the funds are withdrawn from the merchant. Chargebacks may result from fraud, billing errors, or customer dissatisfaction.
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Successfully disputing chargebacks relies on thorough documentation and a clear response. Order details, customer communication, delivery confirmation, and proof of authorization all help support your case.
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Stripe is a self-service platform designed for standardized, lower-risk businesses. Align Ecommerce provides customized payment solutions and dedicated support. For businesses requiring flexibility, underwriting guidance, or high-risk support, this distinction is important.
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A business may be classified as high-risk due to its industry, transaction volume, chargeback history, fulfillment model, or compliance requirements. If you have been declined, restricted, or delayed by traditional processors, this is often a strong indicator.