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Payments

Telehealth payments, on your own merchant.

Charge, subscribe, and refund through your own merchant account — with billing built for recurring therapy and refunds tied to the order saga so money and fulfillment never drift apart. Cardholder data is tokenized client-side and never touches our systems.

What's inside

Billing that keeps up with care.

Merchant accounts, subscriptions, refunds, and minimized PCI scope — exposed as API.

Telehealth-ready merchant accounts

Payment setup built for virtual care, on each client’s own merchant account — your payments, your margin.

Subscriptions & rebills

Recurring therapy billing with dunning and retries, so refills bill themselves and revenue doesn’t leak.

Refunds & adjustments

Issue refunds programmatically — wired to the order saga’s compensation path, so a refund and a cancelled order can’t drift apart.

Card data never touches us

Client-side tokenization keeps cardholder data off our systems — SAQ-A scope, not full PCI-DSS. (unconfirmed claim — pending verification: PCI scope (SAQ-A) & tokenization wording — confirm with counsel before launch)

Your merchant, your margin

Payments run through your own merchant account — no platform middleman taking a cut of every charge.

Callable by your agents

Create charges and subscriptions, issue refunds, and react to payment.captured events through the API.

How it fits

A refund is just the saga, run backwards.

Payments aren’t a standalone integration — charges and refunds are steps in the durable order workflow. When an order can’t be completed, the saga’s compensation path reverses the charge automatically. Idempotency keys mean a retried charge is a no-op: at-most-once billing.

POST /v1/subscriptions
{
  "patient_id": "pat_77a1...",
  "plan": "monthly-therapy",
  "payment_token": "tok_live_..."
}

201 Created
{ "subscription_id": "sub_9k4d...", "status": "active" }

Illustrative — the live API surface is published in the docs.

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Bill for care on infrastructure that can't double-charge.