Why keep Authorize.net instead of Stripe?
Usually the rates: established operations often have negotiated pricing or a bank relationship worth preserving. Resyrv supports either processor per organization - pick whichever your accountant prefers.
Payments
Resyrv + Authorize.net
Already on Authorize.net? Keep your gateway.
Plenty of schools and clubs have run an Authorize.net merchant account for years, with rates they negotiated and a processor their bank knows. Resyrv does not make you throw that away: choose Authorize.net as your organization's payment processor and members pay their statements through the gateway you already have.
Everything downstream behaves the same as any Resyrv payment: charges post against member ledgers, autopay cards are stored with the gateway, refunds flow back to the ledger, and webhook handling is de-duplicated so a gateway event can never post twice.
How it works
- 01
Choose your processor
An organization admin selects Authorize.net as the payment processor and enters the gateway credentials.
- 02
Members pay normally
Statements and autopay run through your merchant account; members see no difference in the flow.
- 03
Ledger stays true
Payments, refunds, and failures post to the same member ledger as every other Resyrv transaction.
Common questions
Can we switch processors later?
Yes. The processor is an organization-level setting; historical ledger records are processor-agnostic, so past payments stay intact when you change.
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