GatewayReady
For non-US residents whose Shopify Payments or third-party gateway application was rejected, declined, or is sitting in verification review — usually with a US LLC and an EIN, but no SSN.
| Source document | Legal name as printed |
|---|---|
| Formation certificate | Gateway Ready LLC |
| EIN letter (CP 575) | GATEWAY READY LLC |
| Bank account holder | Gateway Ready, L.L.C. |
| Shopify business profile | Gateway Ready |
To you these are the same company. To an automated beneficiary check they are four strings that do not match — and that is what gets held, not your country and not your missing SSN.
In about two and a half hours you end up with one locked reference sheet, every document reading the same way, and a reapplication you can send without guessing which field tripped it — instead of another decline you cannot explain.
Five files, 30 pages, about 2 hours 35 minutes of work end to end. Self-serve — nobody reviews your documents and no account access is requested.
Every answer written down once, so it stops shifting between screens. Fill-in fields for legal name, the four address types, owners, and activity.
Which document to correct at the issuer, which field to reword, and the order to do it in — plus a terminology page and a "when to escalate" rule.
Non-negotiable requirements, real eligibility per processor, the full money path to your bank, fee timing, and the conflicts between your Shopify settings and the gateway.
What to confirm before the first real charge, and what to watch after it clears.
Pinning down what's actually needed before you send anything · explaining the source of the first transaction · clarifying residence and place of management · submitting documents · correcting something you sent wrong · chasing settlement after verification clears.
It compares your legal name, addresses, EIN letter and bank account holder in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere, and it asks for no email.
If it finds no mismatch, don't buy the kit. Your problem is somewhere else and the kit won't help you.
None of the facts in this kit are secret. Shopify's requirements page is free, and so are most of the blog posts. What you are paying for is the order to do things in, the exact fields reviewers cross-check, and wording you can send without drafting it yourself.
If you would rather assemble that from forum threads over a weekend — genuinely, do that instead. It works.
No code to enter. It returns to $47 when the launch window closes.
Instant download. Both stores deliver the same five files.
30-day refund, no questions. Buy it, read all of it, and if it did not save you time, ask for a refund within 30 days — and you keep the files either way.