How we approach your merchant’s placement
Have a jewelry & precious metals merchant your current providers cannot place? Centurion helps agents and ISOs assess the business, identify a suitable underwriting route, and prepare the file. A prior decline is a reason to investigate the cause, not a promise of a different outcome.
High-ticket jewelry and precious-metals merchants need to document sourcing, authenticity, pricing, order verification, and secure delivery.
Roadblocks to resolve before submitting the file
High average tickets, price volatility, stolen-card attempts, and delivery disputes can affect limits and funding.
Share the previous decline reason, current processor, proposed volume, average ticket, and any unresolved compliance issue. We discuss provider fit before presenting a file as ready for underwriting.
Provider-specific restrictions and review conditions
GOAT lists high-ticket jewelry and precious metals for review. Actual limits, product mix, and account structure require underwriting.
Eligibility in one provider’s matrix does not establish eligibility with another. Rules, products, transaction channels, and applicable law must be confirmed for the individual merchant. No approval, rate, reserve level, or funding timetable is guaranteed.
What Underwriters Typically Look For
Prepare these category-specific materials alongside formation, ownership, banking, website, and processing-history documents. Do not send sensitive documents through an initial public enquiry.
Documentation requirements vary by processing partner and business model. This list is a general guide, not a universal checklist.
Discuss a hard-to-place deal
Jewelry & Precious Metals · United States. No obligation. Do not include card numbers, bank details, IDs, or private customer information.
All placements are subject to provider underwriting and approval.
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