Payment Gateway Guide | MiCamp Partners

A gateway connects payment tools to the processing setup. MiCamp offers its own MiPayment Gateway and also offers Authorize.net, Accept Blue and NMI. Use the gateway assigned to the merchant.

Gateway	When to explore it	Login guidance
MiPayment Gateway MiCamp’s own gateway	Review for virtual terminal payments, customer vault, recurring payments, hosted checkout and API integration needs.	Open MiPayment Gateway
Authorize.net (Auth.net)	A merchant already uses Authorize.net or has software requiring that gateway. Confirm the integration and processor setup with MiCamp.	Open Authorize.net
Accept Blue	Evaluate invoicing, recurring payments, customer vault and integration needs with the team.	Open Accept Blue through MiCamp Blue.
NMI	A merchant’s software requires NMI or lists it as an approved gateway. Confirm the exact integration and processor configuration with MiCamp.	Use the login assigned to the account. Request NMI setup or login details.

Understand MiCamp’s own gateway

MiPayment Gateway is MiCamp’s own gateway login. Your supplied MiPayment Choice feature sheet explains how physical and virtual payment devices can work within MiCamp’s payment infrastructure.

Tools to discuss with a merchant

Virtual terminal: Accept payments and manage supported refunds from a browser.
Customer vault and recurring payments: Store customer profiles and tokenized payment methods for repeat and scheduled billing.
Hosted payment pages: Connect online checkout to a hosted payment experience.
API integration: Evaluate connecting the gateway to the merchant’s software.
Tokenization and fraud prevention: Reduce the need to handle stored card details and use supported fraud tools.
Level II and III purchasing card support: Review enhanced data requirements for eligible business and government card transactions.
PIN debit and additional payment methods: Confirm supported devices, processor configuration and enabled methods with your relationship manager.

When to explore it: A merchant needs browser-based payments, repeat billing, online checkout or a software integration. Start with the merchant’s workflow, then confirm compatibility, available features and pricing.

Compare gateway options View MiPayment Choice feature sheet ↗

Questions about choosing a gateway? Contact rm@MiCamp.com.

When another gateway is the right choice

MiPayment Gateway is MiCamp’s own gateway, but a merchant’s software or business system may only integrate with certain preapproved gateways. In that case, the integration may require another gateway MiCamp offers, such as Authorize.net, Accept Blue or NMI.

Example: A merchant wants to keep its existing business software, and that system only supports Authorize.net. MiCamp can evaluate an Authorize.net setup so the merchant can keep the required integration.

What an ISO should ask

What is the exact software or system name and version?
Which gateways does the software provider approve for that integration?
What payment features does the merchant need within the system?

Bring those details to rm@MiCamp.com before recommending a gateway. Confirm the software provider’s current approved list and MiCamp’s supported configuration, then use the login for the gateway selected for that account.

Before recommending a gateway

Ask how the merchant accepts payments and which software it uses.
Confirm the exact integration, processor, payment methods and recurring billing requirements.
Review setup costs, ongoing fees and the transition plan with your relationship manager.
Arrange assigned user access, test the approved configuration and train the merchant before launch.

Payment Gateways MiCamp Offers

Understand MiCamp’s own gateway

Tools to discuss with a merchant

When another gateway is the right choice

What an ISO should ask

Before recommending a gateway

Provider references