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Accept payments with Checkout.com.

High-performance global card processing for scaling merchants. On total.supply you connect your own Checkout.com account and keep 100% of revenue — there is no platform revenue share.

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What is Checkout.com on total.supply?

Checkout.com is a payment gateway you can connect to your total.supply storefront to take online payments from B2B buyers. total.supply routes checkout to your Checkout.com account, so money settles directly to you and you keep full control of fees, payouts and refunds.

How Checkout.com works with total.supply

  • Connect your account — add your Checkout.com keys in the dashboard in a few minutes.
  • Sell across channels — your storefront, eBay and Amazon all check out through Checkout.com.
  • Keep 100% of revenue — no revenue share; you only pay Checkout.com's standard fees.
  • Take Cards, APMs, Wallets at checkout, in your buyers' currency.

Best for

Checkout.com suits scaling merchants optimising authorisation rates. Coverage: Global. Not ready for a gateway yet? Start in RFQ / quote mode and add Checkout.com when buyer intent appears.

FAQ

Checkout.com payments, answered.

Does total.supply take a fee on Checkout.com payments?

No. total.supply never takes a revenue share. You connect your own Checkout.com account and keep 100% of sales, minus Checkout.com's standard processing fees.

Do I need my own Checkout.com account?

Yes — you bring your own Checkout.com account, so funds settle directly to you. Connecting it to total.supply takes a few minutes in the dashboard.

Can I use Checkout.com alongside other gateways?

Yes. You can connect multiple gateways and route checkout by region or method, or start with Checkout.com and add more later.

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Payment guide

How checkout com fits a B2B checkout stack.

This page is written for sellers comparing payment gateways for wholesale, distribution and supplier commerce. The important question is not only whether checkout com can take a card payment; it is whether the gateway can sit behind quotes, repeat orders, multi-currency invoices and a catalog that buyers use before checkout.

Compare all gatewaysSee pricingQuotes and RFQ
Gateway ownershipConnect your own account so processor fees, payouts, refunds and disputes remain under your control.
Quote-first sellingLet buyers request pricing first, then convert approved quotes into checkout links when payment is appropriate.
Regional fallbackUse total.supply to keep a primary gateway and add local alternatives as buyer coverage grows.
No platform taxtotal.supply does not take a revenue share on gateway payments, so margin stays with the seller.

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