Tranzila + DelivApp
טרנזילה
- Connected to DelivApp
- Payment providers
About Tranzila
Tranzila (טרנזילה) is an Israeli payment processor and gateway: online payment pages, EMV terminals, a mobile payment app and recurring billing.
Tranzila started in 1999, received a Bank of Israel processor license in 2017, made permanent in 2024, and is PCI DSS Level 1 certified.
Tranzila is headquartered in Netanya.
How Tranzila works with DelivApp
- DelivApp takes online card payments through Tranzila on the restaurant’s own site and app.
- DelivApp sets Tranzila for a whole marketplace or per business.
- DelivApp customers can still pay cash on delivery alongside Tranzila card payments.
How to connect Tranzila
- 1Book a free consultation with the DelivApp team.
- 2The DelivApp team configures your account and sets up the connection to Tranzila with you.
- 3Orders and updates start moving between Tranzila and DelivApp on the same account that runs the rest of your operation.
Tranzila: frequently asked questions
What do I need before opening a Tranzila terminal?
Tranzila asks for an Israeli registered business, an Israeli bank account and a merchant number from the card companies, and offers an express route to the merchant number.
Does Tranzila support Bit, Apple Pay and Google Pay?
Tranzila supports Bit, Apple Pay and Google Pay; for Bit, Bank Hapoalim adds a fee of about 0.5%.
Can I combine Tranzila card payments with cash on delivery?
DelivApp accepts cash on delivery alongside online card payments through Tranzila.
Which payment providers does DelivApp support?
DelivApp takes online card payments through Stripe, Tranzila or PayMe, set for the whole marketplace or per business.
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