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Business opportunities

Present the full offer before choosing payment processing.

Discuss payment processing for an eligible business-opportunity offering, including delivery, disclosures, refunds, and underwriting documentation.

Explain what the buyer receives

A business-opportunity sale can involve training, equipment, access, services, or a combination. A provider needs to understand each component, its price, and when it is delivered. Describe the real offer rather than applying under a broad consulting category.

Include the customer agreement, sales process, refund terms, and supporting records when requested through an approved channel. Higher-value or future-delivery transactions may need additional review.

Connect payment to delivery evidence

Use a recognizable descriptor and an order confirmation that explains the purchase. Keep evidence of what was delivered and when, including access or service milestones where relevant.

If a buyer pays in stages, document the amount and purpose of each payment. A clear record helps your team answer a question without reconstructing the sales conversation.

Eligibility comes before an integration

Review applicable legal and disclosure obligations with qualified advisers. A processor’s approval does not validate a sales claim or satisfy every requirement for offering a business opportunity.

Nock Pay can discuss options for eligible businesses subject to underwriting and provider policies. Expect questions about the offering, marketing, history, disputes, and delivery. The contact form is the place to begin with a concise description.

Questions before you switch

Can I get guaranteed approval?

No. Eligibility and terms depend on the actual offering, documentation, and underwriting decision. Describe the business accurately from the outset.

A clearer way to get paid

Let’s make your next payment setup a better fit.

Tell us how you sell and what you want to improve. A Nock Pay specialist can review your current setup and discuss the next step.