how about authorize .net? https://developer.authorize.net/api/reference/index.html
Yes doable but I think Square is far better in cost, I believe.
For those that are using the Portal I have created a PR to maintain backwards compatibility of updates made to current code base with 5.0.1. Brady is kind enough to include in next patch(7) however, if you want current changes before then, you can grab the branch from my git repository.
You can not use the Portal module from the master branch directly because of structural changes in v5.0.2 version of portal. The 5.0.2 and now, the back ported version of Portal has numerous bug fixes and a few enhancements.
Hope this proves useful. Here is PR link again.
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Jerry your information is incredibly helpful. appreciating everythign you are doing. it is hard for me to learn since iām on some redacted and thatās hard for me to keep my health and keep focusing. may i ask you toher questions if you donāt mind? thanks
ok, letās think outside the box and do Square 
Iād do both but nobody ever shows any interest when I suggest these types of enhancements. Didnāt even hear a chirp on doing some Telemedicine enhancements like video conference.
Didnāt someone add Authorize.net at one point? I donāt see any code for it if it was.
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Iād love to see an appointment for a video visit in the calendar. When the encounter form opens the option to open the encrypted video session is displayed. I click jitsi.open/uuid and I am taken to an encrypted video stream. I have an opensource encrypted server at jitsi.dsdbox.com for anyone to have a HIPAA compliant video conference. Jitsi is free opensource software anyone can deploy. I will host it as long as I can. It should be fairly simple to integrate a jitsi option into openemr, but I am not that talented. Perhaps a seasoned professional, maybe @sjpadget