The Best Merchant Processing Solutions

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What is EMV?

Introducing EMV at the Point of Sale. EMV is a fraud reduction technology that can help protect merchants against losses from accepting counterfeit and lost or stolen payment cards at the point-of-sale. EMV cards contain embedded microprocessors or chips that interact with the point-of-sale device to ensure the validity of a payment card and the

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Clover Mini

What Is Clover™ Mini? It’s the sleekest, most flexible payment terminal around. When you’re tight on space or time, Clover™ Mini saves the day. Give customers the convenience of paying with multiple payment types, protect their sensitive information – as well as your own – and have the flexibility you’ve always wanted, without the hassle

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5 Reasons EMV Chips Improve Transactions

“EMV” stands for “Europay, MasterCard, and Visa,” the three major credit-card companies that developed the technology used on the microchips embedded in modern credit and debit cards. These chips are quickly taking over from where the common but old-fashioned magnetic strips left off, and the strips themselves took over from systems like raised numbers and

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Using Inefficient Payment Systems Leaves Money On The Table

There are a variety of card payment systems out there, and you can find plenty of merchant service companies out there that can help you process plastic money.  Each one has its own quirks, and each one has its own costs.  However, unless your company of choice has a modern and effective approach, you probably aren’t getting all the business or

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Is An eCheck Safe?

There is no shortage of ways to pay through an online site.  There are the obvious credit and debit cards, third-party companies like PayPal and Google Payments, and there’s Bitcoin and the booming number of cryptocurrencies.  You can also add eChecks to this list, although they aren’t as common as other methods of payment.  Even so, eChecks are at least as secure

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