High-risk merchant account
You sell a $5,000 coaching program and your processor sees a $5,000 "future-delivery" liability. High tickets, payment plans and the occasional refund-heavy launch are exactly what make an aggregator freeze a coach’s income mid-launch.

The problem
The fix isn’t lowering your prices. It’s a merchant account underwritten for high-ticket coaching — with payment plans, clear descriptors and dispute tools — so your best month doesn’t trigger a shutdown.
Greenlit places you with a bank that approves Coaching & courses on purpose — and keeps you there.
High-ticket, future-delivery coaching is exactly what makes aggregators freeze funds mid-launch. We underwrite it that way from the start.
Answers
Yes — large tickets and multi-payment plans are supported with recurring billing and clear descriptors.
Aggregators freeze future-delivery, high-ticket volume automatically. A real merchant account underwritten for coaching avoids that.