Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
A quality-control standard for how products are produced and tested, often referenced in high-risk underwriting.
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) refers to the systems and controls that ensure products are consistently produced and tested to quality standards. Sourcing from GMP-aligned suppliers is a mark of legitimacy for peptide, supplement, and hemp brands.
While GMP is a manufacturing concept rather than a payments one, underwriters treat evidence of quality controls as a positive signal. It reinforces that a merchant runs a serious operation worth banking.