Solutions
We are not tied to one box. We match processing, hardware, and software — then set it up.
In-person and online processing. Interchange-plus, dual pricing, or cash discount.
Clover, FigurePOS, SwipeSimple, Material, OctoPOS, and more — matched to the floor.
SwipeSimple, Clover Go, Tap to Pay. A reader when you need one.
Secure gateways and FluidPay — ecommerce, virtual terminal, recurring.
Memberships, payment plans, and card-on-file without a separate stack.
Send a link, key a card, or settle into the books you already use.
Phone and mail orders from a browser. No extra terminal required.
Dual pricing or cash discount when you want fees off the cash ticket.
Keep the second visit in-house.
When the MCC is a problem, we find a lane instead of a hard no.
Menus and checkout that settle into the same processor.
Bank-to-bank for invoices that should not ride a card.
We do not force one program on every shop. The statement tells us which lane fits.
Wholesale cost plus a disclosed markup. Best when you want the fee on you and a clean effective rate.
Cash price and card price on the ticket. Cardholders cover the card. Use it when the floor can show two prices cleanly.
Listed price includes the card cost. Cash customers see a discount. Works when signage and receipts are already part of the sale.
Counter terminals, POS, tap-to-pay, tip adjust, and offline mode when the network drops. Qualifying merchants get equipment at $0 upfront.
Virtual terminal, payment links, and a reader that leaves with you. Invoices can settle the same day instead of waiting on a check.
Gateway or hosted checkout that posts to the same merchant account as the counter — not a second processor with a second statement.
Memberships, payment plans, and card-on-file. Failed cards get a retry path instead of a surprise churn.
Not always. If the current system can run on a new processor, we leave it. If it is locked to Square or Toast, we map a replacement before anything moves.
Yes. Invoicing and deposits can still land where you already reconcile.
We connect checkout to the same account as the counter so you are not reconciling two processors.
Done correctly, yes. We only recommend it when the ticket, signage, and receipts can show the cash and card prices clearly.