US Bank is both a processor and a bank that serves customers across the United States. As a processor, US Bank offers a range of payment acceptance services, including point-of-sale, online, and mobile processing. It can work with small or commercial businesses and also government institutions.
Ignite Payments is First Data’s independent sales agent channel and was founded in 1988 as Cardservice International. Acquired by First Data in 2001, Ignite Payments serves businesses in the United States and boasts one of the highest merchant approval rates in the industry, approving most merchants in 2 days or less. The company offers a range of services, including payment processing, equipment, security programs, industry-specific solutions, and more.
CPN is a payment processor that was founded in 2006 under the name Capital Processing Network, LLC. We can only speculate as to why the company changed its name, but this CPN review and profile will give you solid up-to-date and unbiased information regarding the services it provides and what people are saying about it. Complete with helpful industry insights, this review aims to help you find the right processor for your business.
You’ve heard of Bank of America and may even do your personal banking with them. But should you use Bank of America merchant services for credit card processing at your business?
In 2014 Meritus Payment Solutions, a California based processing company, was purchased by PaySafe Group, a company headquartered in the Isle of Man and regulated by the UK. The company now seems to use both names interchangeably, but still has a profile with the Better Business Bureau under Meritus Payment Solutions.
Gravity Payments gained national attention in early 2015 when CEO and founder Dan Price announced a $70,000 per year “minimum wage” for all employees. While that’s great for Gravity workers, it doesn’t tell you what you need to know about their services for your business and whether they’re the right fit. In this Gravity Payments review, we’ll take a look at what Gravity Payments does, how much it’ll cost you, and what other people think.
OpenEdge, now called Global Payments Integrated, by name is a relatively new processor, but one with a backstory. The company is a division of Global Payments and resulted from the merge of Accelerated Payment Technologies and PayPros. Global Payments Integrated serves a variety of businesses and markets itself as a leading source of technology that can make payment processing safer and more effective. Interested? In this Global Payments Integrated review and profile we explore services, reputation, and more, all with the objective of helping you find the right processor.
EVO serves hundreds of thousands of businesses and processes more than $50 billion in transactions each year. The company provides transaction processing for in-person and e-commerce payments in 130 currencies for businesses of all sizes. In this EVO Payments International review and profile, we will give an overview of its service and what online reviews say about its reputation.
