Glossary
Network (brand on the platform)
A network is one brand on the platform: its domains for the checkout, the merchant cabinet and the admin panel, its logos, colours and mail sender, its users and roles, its merchants, its terminals and routing rules, its journal and ledger. Every record carries its network, and nothing of one network is visible to another; a client with several brands or countries runs several networks from one admin panel.
Why the network is the unit
Payment businesses rarely have one brand: a PSP serves partners, an acquirer gives large clients their own cabinet, a reseller runs a brand per country. Making the brand the unit of isolation means the data, the look and the people of each brand are separate by construction, and a new brand is configuration rather than a project.
What networks can share
Providers and routing: a client may offer its acquirer contracts to a partner’s network or let the partner bring its own terminals. Operations: the client’s team sees the networks it is allowed to see from one panel. Nothing else: merchants, payments, users and settings stay within their network.
On the platform
A Tranzify client creates a network in the back office with its domains, look, mail and languages; the platform’s operators connect the domains, the partner’s administrator gets access, terminals and rules are assigned, and the first merchant can be onboarded the same day.
Updated: 2026-11-08