Payments infrastructure shouldn't stop at the transaction
Every acquirer, PayFac, and ISV we talked to had the same problem: payments lived in one system, risk in another, and CRM, billing, and support somewhere else entirely — stitched together with brittle integrations. AcceptanceOne exists to collapse that into one core.
The platform behind Everyware.com.
AcceptanceOne is the AI-native payments platform Austin Talley has been building for twenty years, first inside Everyware and now as a standalone core that acquirers, PayFacs, ISVs, and ISOs can license under their own brand. Same architecture, same production hardening, new surface area.
What we believe
Payments, risk, and merchant data shouldn't live in three places that quietly drift out of sync.
Gateway-agnostic by default. Add or swap acquirers without touching merchant integrations.
Autonomous agents that resolve disputes and ship code sit inside the core, not bolted on top.
The Orchestrators
Founded Everyware.com and architected the payments core that became AcceptanceOne. Two decades in enterprise payment processing, PayFac operations, and multi-tenant platform design.
Co-founder of Everyware.com. Runs day-to-day operations for AcceptanceOne and its enterprise tenants, with a background in scaling payments businesses through hyper-growth.
Leads go-to-market and enterprise partnerships. Focus on the acquirers, PayFacs, and ISVs migrating away from stitched-together vendor stacks onto a single platform.
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