Domino’s and PayRange Add the Paze Wallet Option
March 20, 2026 – Paze, the digital-checkout option from Early Warning Services LLC, lined up Domino’s Pizza Inc. and PayRange LLC as the latest merchants to offer the online-only service.
Domino’s says more than 85% of its sales come through digital-ordering channels. PayRange specializes in self-service transactions, such as for laundry machines.
Paze will be available to Domino’s consumers in coming weeks, while PayRange consumers have access now, Eric M. Hoffman, Early Warning chief partnerships officer, told Digital Transactions News this week at the Transact 2026 conference in Atlanta.
PayRange went live March 13 and already is generating repeat use, especially for laundry services. Many washers and dryers in condo and apartment buildings use PayRange to eliminate coin use and collection.
The additions expand where consumers can use the online wallet. Paze, which launched in 2023 and began rolling out across the United States in 2024, allows consumers to make online purchases without sharing card numbers with merchants.
Consumers using Paze will find their card information and billing addresses preloaded. Consumers will be able to add different shipping addresses and store them in Paze, too. The wallet also features a card-updater capability.
More than 165 million credit and debit cards are available in Paze, Hoffman says, but that number could potentially top 205 million when Citi’s 40 million credit and debit cards become available in Paze in the second quarter. Citi is the first non-owner bank of Early Warning to make its card portfolio available in Paze, Hoffman says, joining owners Bank of America Corp., Capital One, JP Morgan Chase, PNC Bank, Truist, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo.
Hoffman says Paze expects to announce other merchants activating Paze acceptance in coming months, ushering in more merchants in the everyday spend segment.
Paze isn’t just focusing on merchants. Processor Deluxe Corp. is among the latest to make Paze available to its merchant base, joining Payfinia, Nuvei Corp., FIS Inc., and Fiserv Inc.
Hoffman says these partnerships will help fill in gaps on the acquiring side of Paze acceptance. Reseller agreements are in place so their sales teams can enable Paze for their customers, he says.
One internal effort Early Warning made in 2025 is paying off in 2026. Hoffman says it began working on integration documentation and onboarding protocols last year to make them easily accessible to developers. PayRange was able to take advantage of that.
“We spent a lot of time with our onboarding and documentation for our developers to the point some of our newer merchants are launching within 90 days,” Hoffman says.
In addition to building the infrastructure for Paze’s expansion, a marketing push is anticipated in coming months from Early Warning, issuers working with Paze, and merchants that accept it, Hoffman says.
Ultimately, however, it’s the volume that counts. “We only judge our success on transactions,” he says.
