Entry 01
“Fusion Payments were honest about the industry rates and helped me secure a great rate for my restaurant with no hidden fees. Integration was too easy and seamless.”
Invoicing · Card processing · Florida
Fusion Payments is a merchant services company in Winter Garden, Florida. Send an invoice by text or email and your customer pays it on their phone, by card or bank. Take cards at the counter, in the field, and online. Set up recurring billing and payment plans. A person sets you up — some accounts the same day they apply — and the same people answer when you call.
Invoicing · Card processing · Recurring billing · Set up by a person
Card or bank, automatic reminders, recurring billing, payment plans that end when they should, and a QuickBooks Online export.
See Invoicing by Fusion PaymentsTerminals matched to how you work, online checkout, and lower card costs for businesses that qualify — one team accountable for the result.
Explore paymentsFusion Payments — Operating Record
Figures as reported*
Ten years. Two hundred merchants. One accountable team.
* Current operating figures for the merchant-services practice. Updated as the record changes — not rounded up for a landing page.
From the invoice to the deposit
T+0.00 s
Gets the invoice by text or email, or hands over a card at the counter.
T+0.04 s
Opens it on their phone and pays by card or bank. Or taps at the terminal. No account to create.
T+41.20 s
Card data is captured in provider-hosted fields and tokenized. It never lands in your systems.
T+42.61 s
Authorized, captured, and settled through supported payment infrastructure.
T+42.90 s
Recorded and reconciled into QuickBooks Online, your CRM, or whatever your team actually runs.
Most companies own one piece of this. Fusion owns the path.
Typically — invoicing app · gateway · processor · nobody
Fusion — one team, all five stages
* Elapsed: 42.90 s. About 41 s of that is the cardholder deciding. Every hop Fusion owns runs in milliseconds.
Fusion Payments — How it is controlled
“Secure” is an adjective. A control is something you can point at, test, and hold us to. These four are structural — they hold whether or not anyone is watching.
The build standard behind this register runs a good deal longer than this page. Ask, and we will walk you through it.
Card data is captured through provider-hosted or tokenized fields. Nothing here stores a raw card number.
verify: zero card-number fields in our DOM — capture lives inside provider-hosted iframes · stage 03 · payment experience
The public site, the invoicing app, and the payment pages are technically separated, not just visually.
verify: separate origins, separate deploys — a compromise of the public site has no path to a checkout · stages 02–03 · pay + capture
Generosity LLC, dba Fusion Payments, is a registered Independent Sales Organization of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Concord, CA.
verify: the sponsor bank is named in the footer of every page, in the form the card brands require · stage 04 · processing
An invoice asks the payer for a six-digit verification code before the pay page opens.
verify: a six-digit code, checked before the pay page opens — a forwarded link alone pays nothing · stage 02 · pay
Stage numbers refer to the connected system above
Who we build for
Patient balances sent by text or email and paid on the phone, recurring plans, in-office acceptance, and statements with aging your office manager can actually reconcile.
Explore healthcare
Fusion Commerce — Platform
Start with proven components. Configure the workflow. Extend it when the business needs more.
Module 01
Get paid without a phone call.
Hosted or embedded pages a customer can reach from a site, statement, message, or QR code.
reach: link · qr · statement · embed
Module 02
Turn intent into recurring support.
One-time and recurring giving experiences for nonprofits and foundations.
modes: one-time · monthly · pledge
Module 03
Launch faster with less risk.
Catalog, cart, and checkout built from reusable components and adapted to the catalog.
stack: catalog · cart · checkout
Module 04
Collect in days, not weeks.
Invoice, balance, and scheduled billing workflows with stored payment methods where supported.
flow: invoice → reminder → stored method
See Invoicing by Fusion PaymentsModule 05
One experience across every counter.
Countertop, mobile, and integrated terminals matched to the workflow and the volume.
hardware: countertop · mobile · integrated
Countertop, mobile, or integrated into the counter workflow — selected for the volume and the setting, configured before it ships, and supported by the same team that built the site it stands next to.
See Fusion CommerceHow Fusion works
Every phase ends in an artifact you sign. Nothing advances on a status call, and nothing is rebuilt later because nothing moves forward unfinished.
Phase 01 · WK 00–02
Map the customer, patient, payment, and operational journey as it exists today.
on the table: processing statements · quote-to-cash · the site as it stands
Gate 01 → 02 · admits: the journey map — one page, signed by both sides · nothing else
Phase 02 · WK 02–04
Select the processing, invoicing, hardware, and integration path that fits.
decided here: modules · hardware · integration path — priced, in writing
Gate 02 → 03 · admits: the build plan — scoped, priced, approved · nothing else
Phase 03 · WK 04–08
Board, configure, train, and launch — with a person on the phone the whole way.
discipline: tagged → staged → live · rollback rehearsed — CTRL-03
Gate 03 → 04 · admits: the live system — verified against the plan · nothing else
Phase 04 · WK 08 →
Support the system and add durable enhancements as the organization changes.
exit criterion: none — this phase does not close
04 feeds 01 · when the business changes — new location, new system, new way of getting paid — discovery re-opens. The team it re-opens with does not change.
* Weeks shown are typical for a standard build; integrations widen the windows, never the order. Three gates, three signatures — the only phase without an exit criterion is the last one. That is what accountable means on a timeline.
Fusion Payments — Customer Record
Source: Google · Reproduced verbatim*
Named customers, real workflows, and the people who answer the phone when something changes.
7 reviews · Google
sample: complete · 7/7 five-star · edits: none
Entry 01
“Fusion Payments were honest about the industry rates and helped me secure a great rate for my restaurant with no hidden fees. Integration was too easy and seamless.”
Entry 02
“Starting a business can be hard enough, but the transition over to Fusion Payments has made business handling so smooth. Larry has been a great help and has been so transparent over the years. It's been a pleasure working with them.”
Entry 03
“We recently converted our POS and credit card processing over to Fusion Payments. The setup and process was extremely easy. Communication and response time was very fast!! I would recommend any of their services.”
Entry 04
“I've had the opportunity to work with Larry and Fusion Payments and the experience has been great for my small business. Providing a simple mobile solution that allows me to make changes on the go and provide a great experience for my customers.”
Entry 05
“These people are on top of their game. They are technically savvy. In our case it was accomplished quickly and we are up and running. Thanks!”
Entry 06
“These guys have done a great job taking care of our payments the past few years!”
Entry 07
“Great customer service, quick response and if the answer is not known then questions are asked to get to the bottom of the issue. We have been pleased with the service received.”
* Every review on record at time of publication, reproduced in full from Google — phrasing, ratings, and roles as posted. Uncompensated, unedited, nothing withheld. / end of record
Fusion Payments — Advanced integrations
Connect payments to CRMs, practice and business systems, accounting workflows, ecommerce operations, and software products — with one team accountable for the result.
Discuss an integrationINT-01
Push transactions and customer records where your team already works.
push: txn + payer → the record your team works in · on capture
INT-02
Custom transaction and reconciliation workflows that survive month-end.
match: transaction ↔ deposit · at settlement · survives month-end
INT-03
Catalog, order, and fulfillment connections around the payment event.
chain: order → fulfillment → settle · event-driven
INT-04
Payment capability inside someone else's software, with the onboarding path to match.
embed: payments inside your product · sub-merchant onboarding included
Every interface above is specified in the build plan — phase 02, before it is priced
Fusion Payments — The other practice
Fusion Payments builds and hosts the sites its payment stacks run behind — one vendor, one accountable team, from the first visit to the deposit. If yours is due for a rebuild anyway, ask about the website program.
terms: asked for, not posted — priced alongside your statement reading
Start here
We map the practical path from the invoice or the sale to the deposit, and the systems it has to reach.
call: (407) 395-2832 · a person answers, not a queue
write: info@fusionpayments.com · read by the people who build
* The first conversation is a reading, not a pitch — bring last month's processing statement and leave with every line on it explained. No fee, no obligation.