Square payments in store, on iPhone, and in one governed ledger.

Use seller-authorized Square access to map physical locations, POS orders, Tap to Pay on iPhone payments, refunds, customer references, and transaction status into Ardenti Pay.

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Normalized contract

What Ardenti Pay records

Provider-specific fields are translated into predictable commerce and payment objects without erasing their original source context.

Merchant and locationSeller-authorized location identifiers, names, active status and available address fields

OrderOrder ID, reference, state, customer reference, timestamps, totals and line items

PaymentPayment ID, order reference, status, amount, refunded amount, currency and processing time

Card-present contextSquare location, device and provider references for Tap to Pay on iPhone transactions—never full card credentials

Tender contextPayment method type, card brand and last four digits when provided—never full card credentials

Refund contextProvider-reported refunded amount and relationship to the originating payment or order

Legal and operational boundaries

Responsibility stays where it belongs.

The Square seller remains the merchant of record and is responsible for products, services, receipts, taxes, returns, refunds and customer communications.
Square—not Ardenti Pay—authorizes and settles Square payments and administers provider-level fraud and dispute processes.
Ardenti Pay does not collect raw card numbers, security codes or magnetic-stripe data.
Tap to Pay on iPhone requires the Ardenti Pay native iOS companion app, an eligible device and region, Apple entitlement approval, and Square production authorization; the website alone cannot accept a contactless payment.
The seller must present required contactless-payment disclosures, confirm the amount before collection, and provide receipts and refund information as required by law and Square rules.
OAuth access is limited to the scopes granted by the seller and may be restricted, refreshed or revoked.
Normalized payment status is operational information and should be reconciled against authoritative Square reports and bank deposits.

Terminology

Terms used in this integration

Seller: The business that owns the Square account and authorizes application access.
Location: A Square business location associated with orders, payments and operational reporting.
Tender: The payment method used to satisfy an order, such as card or cash.
Card-present payment: A payment accepted while the customer and eligible contactless card or wallet are physically present at the seller’s iPhone.
Tap to Pay on iPhone: Apple technology that lets an eligible iPhone accept supported contactless cards and digital wallets through an approved payment service provider and entitled iOS app.
Location binding: The Square location selected for a payment session so reporting, taxes, receipts and settlement remain associated with the correct seller location.
OAuth scope: A seller-approved permission authorizing an application to read or manage a defined Square resource.

Merchant compliance notice

Ardenti Pay provides integration infrastructure, not legal, tax, accounting, banking, or payment-network advice. Merchants and platform operators remain responsible for their agreements, disclosures, taxes, refund obligations, privacy duties, reconciliation, and compliance with laws and provider rules applicable to their business.

Apple, Apple Pay, iPhone, and Tap to Pay on iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc. Square is a trademark of Block, Inc. Ardenti Pay is an independent product by Ardenti Labs and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple, Block, or Square unless separately agreed in writing.

Ardenti Pay + Square

Every payment. One connection.

Bring provider activity into one governed integration layer while keeping the original merchant and transaction context intact.

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