linq: The Embedded Payments Platform Built for Software Companies

API-first, fully white-label. No linq branding, no redirected checkout flows, no "powered by" badge that isn't yours. Your platform, your interface, your customer relationship — linq operates underneath it.

Processor portability. linq isn't a single acquiring relationship you get locked into. If your business needs change, your payment stack moves with you instead of holding you hostage.

Payments as a profit center. Through revenue share on processed volume, linq turns what used to be a cost center — payment processing — into a recurring, scalable line of income for your platform.

Full data ownership. Your merchant and transaction data stays with you. No re-onboarding risk if you ever need to change providers, and no black box standing between you and your own customers' payment behavior.

linq is designed for software platforms & marketplaces. It's a fit for:

• SaaS platforms currently on a third-party or legacy processor looking to increase ARPU
• Vertical ISVs (fitness, healthcare, unattended/hardware, etc) with recurring or high-frequency billing
• Marketplaces and multi-seller platforms that need split payments, unified payouts, and a take rate on every transaction

A dedicated account manager, not a call maze. Every linq partner gets a named account manager — a local payments professional who already knows your business, your platform, and your merchants. No 1-800 number, no tier-one scripts, no starting over every time you call.

Available 24/7. Payments don't keep business hours, and neither does your support. Whether it's a settlement question at noon or a production issue at 3 a.m., your account manager is reachable — and empowered to fix it.

A payments professional in your corner. Your account manager lives in the payments world every day — underwriting, risk, chargebacks, rate structures. That expertise is on your team now, helping you optimize economics instead of just keeping the lights on.

1. 1Integrate — Connect linq via API to your existing platform; no rip-and-replace of your core product.
2. 2Onboard your merchants — Onboarding and underwriting run through linq's infrastructure, so your sub-merchants get approved fast.
3. 3Process and earn — Every transaction runs on your branded experience, with a share of the volume returning to your platform.