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Interchange plus
Only pay what's necessary for every transaction.
Unlike tiered, flat, or bundled rates. Interchange Plus provides clarity and transparency by separating interchange fees from our own minimal markup.
Cash discount / Dual Pricing
Say goodbye to processing fees forever.
Cash Discount makes processing fees a thing of the past. Always receive what you want for your products or services and offer incentives for your cash paying customers.
Point of Sale Systems
Simplify your operations, boost your efficiency and your profits. Whether you need a POS that can fit in your pocket or sits on a counter – we have it. Enhance every transaction with a system built just for you.
Card Terminals
Small but mighty – today’s card terminals can do more than you think. From basic inventory management to pay at the table. We offer a wide variety of terminals that fit your business, your budget, and your needs.
Integrated Solutions
- Eliminate Processing Fees
- Inventory Management
- Gift Cards
- Employee/Payroll Management
- Appointment Booking
- Ticketing/Events
- Online Ordering
- And much, much more...
Payment Gateways
Designed to simplify transactions, our gateways ensure secure and swift payment processing, helping your business grow by improving customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. Embrace the ease of seamless checkouts that keep your clients coming back.
Billing & Invoicing
Sending invoices? Add our card and ACH payment links to your invoices making payments easier for your customers. You get paid faster while avoiding those high payment processing fees from popular accounting softwares. It’s a win-win.
Integrated Solutions
- Eliminate Processing Fees
- Quickbooks Integration
- Contracting Software Integration
- Save Customer Information
- Sync Online and In-Store Inventory
- E-Commerce Platform Integrations
- Subscription and Recurring Payments
Portable Terminals
Accept payments anywhere your products are sold. Portable terminals have WiFi and Cellular connectivity so you can take payments, place orders, manage inventory, and view reports on the go.
Mobile Payments
Take payments right on your phone! Send invoices, perform basic inventory management, and offer text to pay. All with processing fees that don’t break the bank.
Integrated Solutions
- Eliminate Processing Fees
- Text to Pay
- Inventory Management
- Order at Table
- Sync Mobile, Online, and In-Store
- Tap, Dip, or Swipe to Pay
No Contracts. No Junk Fees.
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FAQS
Frequently asked questions
Interchange fees are charges paid by merchants to card-issuing banks for each transaction made with a credit or debit card. These fees cover the cost of processing the transaction, fraud risk, and handling charges.
For example, regulated debit cards, such as those issued by banks with over $10 billion in assets, have a capped interchange fee, typically around 0.05% of the transaction amount plus a fixed fee of about 21 to 22 cents per transaction.
In contrast, credit card interchange fees can vary widely depending on the card type, transaction size, and merchant category. For instance, a standard retail transaction might incur an interchange fee of 1.5% to 2.5% of the transaction amount, while a premium rewards card could have fees as high as 3% or more. This variability in fees is one reason merchants might prefer cash transactions or use pricing strategies like interchange plus, surcharging, or cash discounts to manage costs.
Determining precise payment processing rates for merchants can be challenging due to various factors that influence the final rate. These factors include the type of card used (debit, credit, rewards, etc.), the card brand (Visa, Mastercard, etc.), the merchant’s industry, the transaction size, and the method of card acceptance (in-person, online, etc.). Additionally, the interchange fees set by card networks and the markup added by the payment processor contribute to the overall rate. Given these variables, each merchant’s rate can differ significantly, making it difficult to provide a one-size-fits-all rate without a detailed analysis of their specific transaction patterns and business needs.
The application process for setting up a merchant account on our platform typically takes between 5 to 10 days. This time frame allows us to tailor the technology and payment solutions to your specific business needs. During this period, we also provide comprehensive training to ensure you and your team are fully equipped to manage transactions smoothly and efficiently. Our goal is to ensure a seamless transition so you can start processing payments and growing your business as quickly as possible.
No, we do not charge for either.
No, there are no contracts – everything we do is month to month. If you aren’t happy with our service you can cancel at any time without termination fees.
Our standard is Next Day Funding, you will receive your money the next business day.
No, everything we do is month to month.
The size of transactions that a merchant can process with their merchant account can vary based on several factors:
- Merchant Account Limits: Merchant accounts often have preset transaction limits, which are determined based on the merchant’s average transaction size, business type, and processing history. These limits are set to manage risk and can be adjusted over time.
- Card Network Rules: Different card networks (e.g., Visa, Mastercard) may have their own rules and limits for transaction sizes, which can affect the maximum amount a merchant can process for a single transaction.
- Fraud Prevention: To minimize the risk of fraud, some merchant accounts may have lower transaction limits for certain types of transactions, such as those made online or over the phone.
- Business Type: High-risk businesses, such as those in the gaming or travel industries, may have different transaction limits compared to low-risk businesses.
- Processing History: Merchants with a long history of successful, large transactions may be granted higher transaction limits compared to new merchants or those with a history of chargebacks or fraud.