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Relyon partnerships

You bring the ambition.
Let’s build on it.

Good partnerships start with aligned interests. Bring your relationships, your market knowledge, and your plans. We’ll bring the tools and a straight conversation about what comes next.

Two professionals collaborating at a business, an illustrative partnership scene.

Built around the relationship

A stronger foundation.
For your next chapter.

Whether you’re independent or building an ISO, your tools, your support, and your commercial terms should work together.

01

Clarity that opens doors.

Turn a merchant statement into a useful conversation. Review fee lines, compare assumptions, and export a report that helps the merchant understand their options.

02

A team to work with.

Talk through merchant fit, equipment, integrations, and onboarding requirements with people who understand the payments business.

03

Economics in writing.

Review splits, deductions, vesting, portability, and ownership-change provisions before you sign. Your partner agreement governs the relationship.

Have the important conversation early

Your book deserves
a thoughtful plan.

A percentage is only the beginning. Understand what the split applies to, how adjustments work, and which rights survive a change in the relationship.

We’ll discuss the specifics of your portfolio and walk through proposed terms together.

The partnership conversation

01

Revenue share and deductions

02

Vesting and payout conditions

03

Portability and transfer rights

04

Ownership-change provisions

05

Merchant support responsibilities

A discussion guide. Rights and obligations are defined by the signed agreement.

Before we get started

A few things
to know.

Can I bring an existing portfolio?

Tell us about the portfolio and any existing agreements. We can discuss fit and a potential transition, subject to your contractual obligations and merchant eligibility.

What is the revenue split?

We discuss the proposed economics with you directly. Ask for the calculation basis, applicable deductions, payout conditions, and any changes over time in the written agreement.

Are approvals or savings guaranteed?

No. Merchant approval depends on underwriting and the completed application. Analyzer scenarios are estimates that need review, and final pricing is subject to a written offer.

Can I explore the tools first?

Yes. The public statement analyzer includes a sample report you can explore without uploading a file. You can also analyze a processing statement you have permission to share.

Start the conversation

Tell us what
you’re building.

Share your market, portfolio, and what you want from your next partnership. We’ll connect you with the right person.

Let’s explore the fit.

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