Payment processing, tools and support

Get paid in person,
by link, or on a schedule.

Accept card and bank payments, manage installments and subscriptions, and see what’s paid and what’s still due.

For U.S. small businesses, medical and dental practices, law firms and independent professionals.

Tell us what you need. Get help comparing tools, costs and setup.

How you get paid

One sale. A client invoice.
An ongoing service.

Give your customers a way to pay that fits how you do business.

By link or over the phone

Send a payment link by text or email. Use a virtual terminal when your team needs to enter a payment from a computer.

Need to collect from a bank account?

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Keep track as you get paid

Know what’s paid.
See what needs attention.

Connect payments with customer records, scheduled charges and reports, so your team can see what’s happened and what comes next.

Payment overviewIllustrative example

Service payment

Three monthly payments.

Agreed total
$900.00
Still to collect
$600.00
  1. First installmentPaid
    $300.00
  2. Next installmentScheduled
    $300.00
  3. Final installmentScheduled
    $300.00
Example figures and layout. Not a live account.

Choosing GYB Connect

The right tools. Clear costs.
Someone to help.

Understand the cost of your setup.

Review processing, equipment and any additional services in an itemized proposal. Explore the pricing approaches before you decide.

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Talk through what you need to get started.

Discuss your payment channels, equipment, configuration and support needs with GYB Connect. Have systems to connect? We can discuss that too.

Technical guidance and supportDevelopment and integrations

Getting started

A payment setup that starts
with your business.

Bring your questions. We’ll help you work through the options.

  1. 01

    Tell us how you get paid.

    In person, remotely or on a schedule. Tell us what you use today and what needs to work better.

  2. 02

    Review your options and costs.

    Discuss processing, equipment and the services you need in an itemized proposal.

  3. 03

    Get help with setup.

    Work with GYB Connect on the application, configuration and support for your chosen solution.

Discuss my payment setup

Before we talk

A few practical answers.

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Is GYB Connect for a business like mine?

GYB Connect works with U.S. small businesses and independent professionals, including medical and dental practices, law firms, retail stores and jewelry businesses. Tell us about your activity and payment needs so we can discuss a suitable setup.

What will my payment setup cost?

Costs depend on your payment methods, transaction activity, equipment and selected services. Ask for an itemized proposal so you can review processing charges and other applicable fees before deciding.

Can I keep the tools I already use?

Tell us which payment devices, software and business systems you use. We can review compatibility and integration options with you before recommending equipment or changes.

Can customers pay in installments?

Payment plans split an agreed total into scheduled installments. Subscriptions charge regularly for an ongoing service or membership. GYB Connect can help you discuss which arrangement fits your business.

What happens after I contact you?

Our team uses the details you share to follow up about your needs, payment options and pricing. If you prefer a conversation at a set time, you can book a sales call instead.

Additional business services

Need help beyond payments?

Explore bookkeeping, payroll, company registration and business assessment as separate services for your business.

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Working with a Credit Union?

Explore a merchant-services partnership for your business members.

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Let’s find the right way for your business to get paid.

Tell us what you sell, how your customers pay and what needs to work better. Talk with GYB Connect about tools, pricing and setup.

Available configurations, eligibility and service terms are confirmed in your proposal.