Connect your own Stripe, Square, PayPal, or Clover merchant account. Payouts land in your account, sales tax is calculated at checkout by the processor, and nobody sits between you and a sale.
Start your 14-day trialRented platforms route your revenue through their account, take a cut, and pay you out on their schedule. Meredosia does the opposite. You connect the merchant accounts you already own, and the money flows through your relationship with the processor, not ours.
Connect your own Stripe account and take cards, wallets, and more, with funds settling to the bank account on your Stripe profile.
Bring your Square account for in-person and online sales, keeping the same processor your storefront already relies on.
Offer PayPal at checkout through your own PayPal account, so buyers who prefer it can pay and you keep the relationship.
Wire in your Clover account to unify point-of-sale hardware with online booking and orders under one ledger.
Owning your money means the processor, the payout account, and the reconciliation all belong to you. Here is what that looks like inside Meredosia Suite.
The clearest sign that money is yours is where it lands. Because you connect your own processor, settlement follows the account and schedule you already set up with Stripe, Square, PayPal, or Clover.
Sales, refunds, fees, and payouts all record into a single reconciled ledger. Instead of stitching together a marketplace dashboard and your bank statement, you get one coherent view tied to your own contacts and bookings.
Getting tax right is part of owning your money, not an afterthought. Meredosia leans on the payment processor to calculate sales tax at checkout, so the correct amount is collected at the moment of the sale and recorded in your ledger.
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how this works
Link your own Stripe, Square, PayPal, or Clover account. The credentials are sealed locally with AES-256-GCM under your identity.
A buyer pays through your processor. Sales tax is calculated at checkout, and the transaction is authorized against your account.
The sale, its tax, and any fees land in your single reconciled ledger, tied to the contact and booking behind the purchase.
Funds settle straight to the bank account on your processor profile, on your processor's normal schedule, with no platform holding it.
On a rented platform, your revenue is not really yours until the platform decides to release it. It flows into their account, a percentage is taken, and it is paid out on their timeline, subject to their reviews and holds. Meredosia refuses that arrangement. You connect merchant accounts you already own, the customer pays through your processor, and the money settles to your bank the way it always would. There is no Meredosia balance to freeze and no commission skimmed off the top. Owning your money is not a feature you turn on, it is simply what happens when nobody stands between you and the sale.
Build it, run it, get paid, and keep the relationship, all on tools that are finally, genuinely yours.