Best Embedded Payments Platforms for Checkout.com

NMI Payments gives developers, SaaS builders, ISVs and ISOs a simple path to embedded payments. As a full-stack processor, acquirer, and technology partner, NMI enables you to integrate, brand, and manage payment acceptance within your platform—without becoming a PayFac or building complex infrastructure. The platform combines flexibility, scalability, and speed, offering white-labeled payments infrastructure that keeps your brand front and center. With omnichannel support for in-store, online, in-app, and unattended payments, you can deliver a consistent merchant experience across every touchpoint. NMI also manages onboarding, compliance, and risk, freeing your team to focus on innovation and customer growth. Developer-First Experience NMI’s developer-first environment puts full control in your hands. Build, test, and launch payments in a modern sandbox with clear documentation and ready-to-use code snippets. Guided onboarding flows and API recipes simplify integration, while low-code and no-code tools accelerate deployment. Business users can evaluate monetization options with instant revenue calculators and self-service sign-up. Whether you’re embedding payments for the first time or scaling across channels, NMI helps you go live faster, stay compliant, and grow with confidence

Sila is an end-to-end payment platform that provides Banking-as-a-Service through a developer-friendly payment API that is scalable and allows for fast and secure money transfers. Sila’s payment platform streamlines building and launching fintech apps and embedded payment products for financial products, fintech, crypto, and Web3. Sila’s offerings include Virtual Accounts, Digital Wallets, KYC/KYB, and ACH payments APIs for software teams. Additional functionality is available through a network of pre-approved and pre-integrated partners (to different degrees). Sila was recognized as the Best Payments as a Service Platform by the 2022 Embedded Banking Awards of Tearsheet. Sila is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.