About
Multiple processors. One team. Every deal placed with intention.
Shoreline Payments operates as an independent merchant-services sales and referral company: no captive processor, no single underwriting box a merchant has to fit. That independence is the whole point — when a referral partner sends us a deal, we identify providers whose underwriting criteria may fit the merchant's business, processing needs, and risk profile, and our team coordinates it from there.
We don't just place deals. We take care of the people you send us.
Structure
Independent merchant-services company — not captive to a single processor's risk appetite.
Processor network
Multiple processor relationships spanning automotive, non-profits, everyday verticals, high risk, crypto, and Canadian processing.
Who we work with
Banks, accounting firms, PE firms, and referral partners sending deal flow.
What's next
A partner portal for tracking submitted deals — in progress, not live yet.
Why partners keep sending deals here
Most merchant-services shops are good at one thing: the easy, everyday merchant — retail, restaurants, trades, ecomm. That's most of the market, and it's not where referral partners lose sleep. The deals that actually strain a relationship — the crypto exchange, the high-risk account, the Canadian merchant — are the ones that need a processor network built to consider them, not a single underwriter's best guess. These placements remain subject to each provider's own underwriting, eligibility, and approval.
That's what multiple processor relationships buy: identifying which provider is actually likely to want a given deal, instead of shopping it around and burning the merchant's patience — and yours. Once it's placed, the Shoreline team coordinates onboarding and ongoing support with that provider directly, so the customer you referred stays well taken care of.
Bring us the deal nobody else wanted to touch.
If it fits any vertical we cover — from automotive and trades to retail, high risk, and crypto — we'll tell you straight where it stands.