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Offering multiple payment types, such as in-person via card reader and online, ecommerce payment options, means you have opportunities to maximize every dollar received, every hour worked and every dollar invested in your payment solutions. But one payment processor should be able to serve all your payment types and needs.
Even in the most complex cases, there are a few payment processors that specialize in serving all facets of the payments ecosystem.
There are payment processors that serve the full ecosystem, from businesses with one location or website or card reader, to the largest companies in the world that operate across borders, currencies and regulations, like Chase.
Here are a few examples of our commitment to our clients’ success. Now is a great time to assess all your payment channels to see if you can benefit by combining processing accounts. Can we set up time to discuss your options?
1. Accurate as of January 1, 2021. Not a binding commitment. Internal data and reporting as of June 10, 2020
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