Embedded Payments Built for the Business of Law
Confido Legal is an embedded payment processing and disbursements platform for legal technology companies and law firms. It handles client payments, including retainers, and disbursements of settlements, awards and unused retainer funds, with automated trust-account routing and built-in compliance checks. Law firms can use it directly, while developers and legal tech partners can embed payments into their own software through its GraphQL API.
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Confido Legal
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Founded
2023
Headquarters
United States
Funding stage
Series A
Founders
Emery Wager
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The Accept Payments module collects funds from clients using automated trust-account routing and built-in compliance checks. Send Payments handles real-time digital disbursements of settlements, awards and unused retainer funds. Integrate Payments connects payments and disbursements into a firm's existing workflows. One customer describes sending secure payment links through its regular billing system or by email, and checking which payments have been made. For developers, the GraphQL API supports custom embedded payment workflows. It is supported by ready-to-use UI components, SDKs, documentation and a sandbox partner environment. Confido Legal's website says the API is built with compliance in mind and that sandbox onboarding is fast. The platform is aimed at law firms and at legal technology companies that build payments into their practice management or other software. Integrations are listed with tools including Zapier, Lawmatics, Litify, Salesforce and QuickBooks. Confido Legal's website reports 99.99% uptime. A third-party profile describes the company as a developer of embedded payment processing software for legal practice management, covering credit card processing, ACH transactions and digital disbursements into and out of trust accounts.
What it does
Client fund collection with automated trust-account routing and compliance checks.
Real-time digital disbursements for settlements, awards, or unused retainers.
Embed payment and disbursement workflows into existing legal software.
Developer API with built-in compliance for embedding payments in legal tech platforms.
Ready-to-use interface components and SDKs for faster developer integration.
Fast sandbox onboarding and testing environment for legal tech developers.
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Confido Legal serves two primary audiences: law firms that need to collect client payments, manage trust accounts, and disburse funds; and legal technology companies that want to embed compliant payment processing directly into their platforms via API.
The platform supports credit card processing, ACH (automated clearing house) transactions, and real-time digital disbursements. Funds can be automatically routed to trust or operating accounts based on invoice line items, reducing manual reconciliation work.
The platform has compliance checks built into its payment acceptance workflows, with automated routing that separates client funds from earned fees. This is designed to help firms meet legal accounting requirements without manual intervention.
Confido Legal integrates with a range of legal and business tools including LeanLaw, Lawmatics, Litify, SmartAdvocate, QuickBooks, Salesforce, Zapier, Clarra, and Lawcus, with additional integrations available beyond this listed set.
Developers get access to a unified GraphQL API with built-in legal compliance, ready-to-use UI components, SDKs, and a sandbox environment for testing. This allows legal tech companies to embed payment workflows into their own products without building compliance infrastructure from scratch.
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