Merchant Account Reviews
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Wave Payments
Read Review Visit SiteIf you have a low-risk, low-volume business and send out a limited number of invoices per month, Wave is a pretty good bet, as long as you don't need to accept in-person payments. And if you’re an existing Wave user or a freelancer/sole proprietor who already makes use of Wave’s accounting tools, using Wave’s payment processing services is a no-brainer.
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U.S. Bank Merchant Services
Read Review Visit SiteUS Bank Merchant services offers a solid array of credit card processing solutions, including a full merchant account with a dedicated support representative, flat-rate pricing with a free plan option and month-to-month contract, same-day funding for US Bank business banking customers, and thousands of physical branches across the company. That being said, there are complaints about its POS partner, talech, and especially about its backend processor, Elavon.
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CardX By Stax
Read Review Visit SiteOn the whole, CardX by Stax can be a good surcharging solution for businesses that want to implement this credit card processing model to save on fees. Just be aware that using CardX does not mean you can process cards without incurring any fees---monthly account fees and debit card processing fees will still apply.
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Corepay
Read Review Visit SiteWith its bespoke approach to credit card processing, Corepay can offer specialized services to many high-risk businesses that might otherwise struggle to get approved for an account at all. Corepay's emphasis on eCommerce makes it a particularly good choice for online-only businesses.
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Clearly Payments
Read Review Visit SiteOverall, Clearly Payments receives a score of 4.5 out of 5 stars. We strongly recommend the company for larger businesses that need a full-service merchant account and can benefit from the company's pricing structure. For a look at other great choices in payment processors for Canadian merchants, check out our article on the best merchant accounts for Canadian small businesses.
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Shift4 Payments
Read Review Visit SiteShift4 Payments is a merchant services provider that has been around under various business names since 1997. While previously best known for its Shift4 payment gateway, today it offers a complete line of products and services for almost any retail or eCommerce business. But does it work for small businesses?
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VizyPay
Read Review Visit SiteVizyPay is a merchant account provider that offers credit/debit card processing, point of sale systems, a virtual terminal, and working capital loans. The company offers its services on a month-to-month basis with no long-term contracts and has an excellent public reputation.
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Shopify Payments
Read Review Visit SiteThe Shopify platform as a whole is one of our highest-rated shopping cart solutions, primarily because it provides an all-inclusive solution to a wide range of merchants.
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KIS Payments
Read Review Visit SiteWhile KIS Payments is relatively new on the scene, it stands out for several reasons, not the least of which are the relationships the company maintains with its clients. Being a small business itself, the company's goal is to simplify payments for other small business operators through dedicated advisors.
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Talus Pay
Read Review Visit SiteTalus Pay claims to be trying to offer merchants a great experience with transparency and honesty, but the company definitely doesn’t live up to that promise.
Location:
United States
Industry:
In-store retail, Professional services, Restaurant/hospitality, Healthcare, Online store, Other
Monthly Payment Volume:
Min: Under $5,000 Max: $100,000+
Average Transaction Value:
Under $10 up to $500+
Minimum Length of Payment Processing History:
No history required
Primary Method of Card Acceptance:
In-person (swipe or dip), Keyed-in card info, eCommerce