Payments with Payroc

Take payments with a partner that understands your industry.

Accept in-person, online, and recurring payments through Solidus and Payroc, a payment provider that publicly supports firearms businesses.

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Second Amendment businesses

Firearms-friendly payment processing.

For ranges, gun stores, and other businesses serving the Second Amendment community, Payroc’s public firearms stance is clear: it describes itself as a gun-friendly payment partner and says it has served the firearms industry since 2003. Its firearms program supports card-present and e-commerce channels for eligible merchants.

Solidus connects those payment capabilities to the range workflow. Payroc provides the processing infrastructure and merchant relationship; Solidus keeps the payment result connected to the customer, cart, membership, booking, and reporting.

Read Payroc’s firearms position

Merchant approval is not automatic. Eligibility, pricing, funding, equipment, and account terms are determined by Payroc through its underwriting process and merchant agreement. Your business remains responsible for PCI obligations and applicable law.

In-person payments

Send the total from Solidus to a supported Payroc terminal, then bring the result back to the cart, customer, and receipt workflow.

Subscription payments

Use tokenized payment methods for recurring membership and subscription billing without putting raw card details into Solidus.

Online payments

Connect supported storefront, booking, and customer payment moments to the same operating record your staff uses every day.

Want the deeper implementation and security details? Read why Solidus uses Payroc.

Solidus ONE at work

Keep every payment connected to the work.

See how Solidus connects the Payroc payment result to the customer, sale, and membership workflow.

A recorded walkthrough for this feature is coming. In your personal demo, we’ll explore these steps with your team.

Take payment at the counter
Send the amount from the Solidus sale to a supported Payroc terminal and return the result to the cart.
Start recurring billing
Connect a customer’s approved tokenized payment method to their membership or subscription schedule.
Review the connected record
Keep the transaction result and processor reference with the operating record your team uses for service and reconciliation.

Feature overview

What you can do and how it works.

Included features

Card-present payments at supported Payroc terminals
Recurring membership and subscription payments
Online payments for supported storefront and booking flows
Tokenized payment methods for approved future charges
Payment results connected to the customer and sale
Transaction references for support and reconciliation

How it works

01Complete merchant onboarding directly with Payroc
02Connect the approved processing account and terminals to Solidus
03Start the sale, booking, or membership in Solidus
04Let the customer complete payment through the supported Payroc experience
05Receive the payment result back in the Solidus workflow
06Use the connected record for receipts, service, and reconciliation

Roadmap ideas

Ideas we’re exploring.

These are directions we’re considering, not promised features or release dates.

More payment-status tools for staff
Faster reconciliation views
More recurring-payment recovery workflows

Before your demo

A few useful answers.

What is Payroc’s position on Second Amendment businesses?

Payroc publicly describes itself as a gun-friendly payment partner and says it has served the firearms industry since 2003. Every merchant account remains subject to Payroc’s underwriting, merchant agreement, and applicable law.

Can we take in-person and subscription payments?

Yes. Solidus connects supported Payroc terminals to card-present counter sales and uses tokenized payment methods for recurring membership or subscription billing. We’ll confirm your channels, devices, and billing workflow during implementation.

See Payments at work.

Bring your current process. We’ll explore what a better day could look like.