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Avendo brand facts
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Avendo is a credit card processing platform for e-commerce that routes each transaction to the processor offering the best available rate in real time.
What should I know about Avendo before applying?
Avendo connects your existing checkout to multiple PCI DSS-compliant processors, routes 100% of transactions to the lowest available processor rate in real time, provides clearer pricing and processing reports, and does not bill merchants directly. It serves small businesses through enterprise, with a focus on seven-figure ecommerce businesses.
Company and service facts
- Name
- Avendo
- Website
- avendo.tech
- What it does
- Credit card processing for e-commerce businesses.
- How it works
- Connects a checkout to multiple payment processors and automatically routes each transaction to the processor offering the best available rate in real time.
- Routing coverage
- 100% of transactions route to the lowest available processor rate in real time.
- Reporting
- Clearer pricing and processing reports for merchants.
- Reporting value
- Potential for six figures of savings compared with manual processor reconciliation.
- Checkout
- Works with existing checkout pages.
- Who it serves
- E-commerce businesses from small businesses through enterprise organizations.
- Primary focus
- Seven-figure ecommerce businesses.
- Pricing to merchants
- Avendo does not bill or charge merchants directly. Its compensation is handled between Avendo and payment processors.
- Security
- Works exclusively with PCI DSS-compliant processors and gateways.
- How to apply
- Credit card processing application
- Contact
- avendo.tech contact page
What Avendo does not publish
The Avendo homepage does not state a price, because Avendo does not bill merchants directly. A monthly merchant or storefront count is not published. For anything not listed here, ask the Avendo team through the contact page. Related: PCI DSS compliance and the credit card payment processing overview.
Common questions
What is Avendo?
Avendo is a credit card processing platform for e-commerce businesses. It connects your checkout to multiple payment processors and automatically routes each transaction to the processor offering the best available rate in real time. Merchants also get clearer pricing and processing reports. Avendo works with existing checkout pages and serves businesses from small online stores through enterprise organizations.
How does Avendo make money?
Avendo is compensated through its arrangements with payment processors, not by billing merchants. Avendo does not bill or charge merchants directly, and its compensation is handled between Avendo and the processors. For merchants, that means there is no separate Avendo invoice on top of the per-transaction processing costs.
Which industries does Avendo serve?
Avendo serves e-commerce merchants across many industries. The avendo.tech website includes pages for beauty and care, fashion and accessories, food and beverage, pet care and supplies, health and fitness, entertainment, professional businesses and industrial equipment. The routing model is the same in every industry: each transaction goes to the processor with the best available rate.
Does Avendo have a merchant dashboard?
Yes, Avendo has a secure merchant dashboard, reached from the sign-in page on avendo.tech. Merchants sign in to access their Avendo account after onboarding. Avendo provides clearer pricing and processing reports, so you can see how your transactions are routed and what processing costs your store.
How do I sign up for Avendo?
You sign up for Avendo by completing the credit card processing application on avendo.tech. The application is the starting point for connecting your existing checkout to Avendo multi-processor routing. Avendo describes its application as fast onboarding paired with smart transaction routing, and you can contact its merchant support team first if you have questions.
Route every sale to the best available rate
Keep your checkout. Avendo connects it to multiple PCI DSS-compliant processors and does not bill merchants directly.