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B2B and wholesale payment processing for net-term invoices and large-ticket cards

B2B & Wholesale is for businesses in the USA. Compare payment options for purchase orders, net-term invoices and partial payments; understand timing, payer authorization, exceptions and reconciliation for B2B wholesalers. The sections below separate the workflow, the control and its limit, and the account facts to confirm before you rely on them.

B2B & Wholesale team reviewing payments in the RapidCents dashboard beside a card terminal.
A B2B & Wholesale team manages checkout and transactions in the RapidCents dashboard.
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  • SOC 2 Type II
  • All major card brands: Visa · Mastercard · Amex · Discover · PIN debit
  • Interchange-plus available
  • Specialist onboarding support

Operational workflows

  1. Buyer's purchase order received against the account

  2. Order shipped and invoiced on net terms

  3. Invoice paid by link or ACH with the PO referenced

  4. Payments applied to the account in the ERP

Payment challenges

  • Pallet-sized orders on a commercial card

    A single order can exceed the buyer's card limit, so the largest invoices move to ACH or get split across payments.

  • A payment with no invoice attached

    Buyers settle several invoices in one transfer, and applying it correctly depends on whatever reference they typed.

  • The credit is already extended

    Goods leave the warehouse before payment, so an overdue account is inventory that is already gone.

Choose the right payment setup for B2B & Wholesale

  • Choose b2b wholesale payment processing

    For B2B & Wholesale, map the deposit, staged payments, and final balance, online checkout and remote payment, and the sale and reconciliation with business systems before choosing a setup. Select channels that match those moments, then confirm that the chosen solution genuinely covers each channel.

  • Payment hardware for B2B & Wholesale

    For B2B & Wholesale, physical hardware may be secondary to the checkout flow. Prioritize gateway or payment-page requirements first, then add a terminal only when an in-person payment point is genuinely needed.

  • Compare payment processing fees

    For B2B & Wholesale, request a written fee breakdown covering deposits and final balances and online checkout and dispute handling. Compare the effective cost across the real card and channel mix; do not choose on a headline rate alone.

  • Set up or switch B2B & Wholesale payments

    To set up B2B & Wholesale payments, document how payment data moves into business systems and the checkout, confirmation, and refund path, confirm compatibility before purchase, then test a real payment flow before going live.

How this gets set up

  • Order invoiced on net terms

    The invoice goes out with the terms the buyer was approved for, not as a demand for payment on delivery.

  • PO number attached to the payment

    The payment link captures the buyer's purchase order reference, without which accounts payable will release nothing.

  • Card instead of a mailed cheque

    The buyer's AP settles a five-figure invoice by commercial card on the link, and the cheque run is skipped entirely.

  • Phone reorders keyed at the desk

    A rep taking a reorder over the phone keys the card in the virtual terminal against the same order number.

Integrations

  • NetSuite exports

    NetSuite exports carry settled invoice detail out as a file for the ERP's receivables — a reconciliation export rather than a live posting.

  • SAP B1

    SAP Business One holds the order, the stock and the customer's terms, and payments reconcile against the invoice raised there.

  • Microsoft Dynamics

    Microsoft Dynamics carries the customer account and its credit terms, and settled payments line up with the invoice and PO recorded on it.

Operations, security and going live

  • Receivables cleared invoice by invoice

    Reporting has to match each settlement to the invoice and the PO it paid, or the AR ledger cannot be aged correctly.

  • Large tickets against a buyer's card limits

    A single wholesale invoice can exceed what a buyer's card allows in one authorisation, so a part payment has to stay traceable to the same invoice.

  • Card data out of the sales desk

    Keying in the virtual terminal keeps a buyer's card off the order form and out of a rep's notebook.

  • Live with AP on the other side

    The invoice format and the PO field are agreed with the buyers who will pay them, because an unrecognised invoice is an unpaid one.

For businesses in the USA

A direct answer for a business in the USA: the workflow, the limit, and what to confirm next.

  • The payment workflow

    Trace a purchase order through shipment, invoice issuance, due date and payment application; show how a buyer pays one invoice or a group of open items. Confirm eligibility, presentment currency, settlement currency and the enabled payment methods on the USA merchant account before quoting them. An illustrative amount is an example, not a fee or a funding promise. B2B & Wholesale does not, by itself, prove delivery or win a dispute.

  • The problem and the limit

    Cover partial shipments, shortages, disputed freight charges and remittance information. Card acceptance or a pay-now link does not change agreed net terms automatically. Confirm eligibility, presentment currency, settlement currency and the enabled payment methods on the USA merchant account before quoting them. An illustrative amount is an example, not a fee or a funding promise. B2B & Wholesale does not, by itself, prove delivery or win a dispute.

  • What to confirm

    Ask for a purchase order, delivery record and remittance example showing partial payment allocation and ERP matching; use US04 only as general small-business context. Confirm eligibility, presentment currency, settlement currency and the enabled payment methods on the USA merchant account before quoting them. An illustrative amount is an example, not a fee or a funding promise. B2B & Wholesale does not, by itself, prove delivery or win a dispute.

Payment questions from B2B & Wholesale

What should businesses compare when choosing b2b wholesale payment processing for B2B & Wholesale?

Compare b2b wholesale payment processing against the real payment journey: the deposit, staged payments, and final balance, online checkout and remote payment, and the sale and reconciliation with business systems. Start with the required channels and hardware, then confirm compatibility and support before committing.

What payment hardware is practical for B2B & Wholesale?

If B2B & Wholesale sells primarily online, do not choose physical hardware before validating checkout. Add hardware only for a clearly defined in-person payment need.

Which payment channels are relevant for B2B & Wholesale?

For B2B & Wholesale, start with the deposit, staged payments, and final balance, online checkout and remote payment, and the sale and reconciliation with business systems. Keep only the channels that match those moments, then verify the complete customer flow before offering them.

How should payment processing fees be evaluated for B2B & Wholesale?

For B2B & Wholesale, compare costs related to deposits and final balances and online checkout and dispute handling using actual transactions. Request a written breakdown of fees and terms rather than relying on an advertised rate alone.

What should be confirmed before setting up payments for B2B & Wholesale?

For B2B & Wholesale, document how payment data moves into business systems and the checkout, confirmation, and refund path, verify the needed compatibility, and test the flow before going live. This exposes manual steps and exceptions before customers encounter them.

How can buyers pay an invoice while keeping the purchase-order reference?

For a business in the USA, include the purchase-order and invoice references in the supported invoice or checkout fields and in the remittance record. Cover how the buyer receives the payment request and how the seller matches the confirmed receipt to the order; confirm the ERP or accounting export behavior. This depends on the approved USA account setup and does not remove the merchant's own records or dispute duties.

How should partial payments be applied across wholesale invoices?

For a business in the USA, use the buyer's remittance instructions or an agreed allocation rule to apply the amount invoice by invoice. Show paid, partly paid and unpaid balances separately, including deductions under review; confirm whether the platform allocates payments or staff must post them in the accounting system. This depends on the approved USA account setup and does not remove the merchant's own records or dispute duties.

How should an overpayment or existing credit affect the next wholesale invoice?

For a business in the USA, name the buyer account and approved credit balance before collecting more money. Apply it to the specified open invoice or arrange an authorized refund, record the allocation and communicate the revised amount due; confirm the accounting system's treatment of unapplied cash. This depends on the approved USA account setup and does not remove the merchant's own records or dispute duties.

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