In person
Countertop terminals for chip, tap and swipe.
Transparent credit card processing, with every fee shown up front and no long-term contract.
That's the whole statement. What the card networks charge, plus our fee. Nothing else.
One merchant account for credit and debit card processing at the counter, online, on your phone and by invoice.
Countertop terminals for chip, tap and swipe.
Secure checkout for your website.
Mobile readers for events, deliveries and pop-ups.
Send a pay link and get paid by card.
Every card sale has two costs. With interchange-plus pricing, we show you both. How interchange-plus pricing works
Passed straight through at cost. Every processor pays the same rates. We don't mark them up.
One rate, agreed in writing before you sign and printed on every statement.
Call and a person answers. They'll know your account and help you fix the problem.
Fast setup and terminals that just work.
Invoices, pay links and card-on-file payments.
Gaming, hospitality and multi-location operations, with RFP-ready documentation.
Send us your last statement and we'll show you what you'd pay with us.
Plain-English guides to card processing costs.
What you pay on every sale, who sets each fee, and eight ways to lower your costs.
GuideHow it compares with flat-rate and tiered pricing, and when it saves you money.
IndustryCard processing for casino resorts, hospitality and tribal government enterprises.
You pay the card networks' actual costs (interchange and network fees) plus one fixed markup from us. It's the most transparent way to price card processing. Read the guide.
Start by checking your statement for markups hidden inside blended or tiered rates, and for monthly fees you didn't agree to. Then compare an interchange-plus quote. We'll do that review for free. See eight ways to lower fees.
What the card networks charge, plus our fee. You get both in writing before you sign.
Not always. Many terminals can be reprogrammed. If you need new ones, we'll quote them up front. [HARDWARE TERMS]
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You can. Accounts are month-to-month. [CANCELLATION TERMS]