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North American Bancard (NAB) is a large credit card processing company. Biggest doesn’t always mean best, and there are some things to consider before signing up with North American Bancard. The company has a largely negative reputation online, and its websites offer little in the way of transparency.
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Located in Silicon Valley, 360 Payments is a credit card processing company that serves businesses of all sizes, including businesses accepting “micropayments” that may typically be too small to process in a cost-effective manner.
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The Clover Go is a versatile smartphone credit card processing option from one of the world’s largest processors, First Data. It allows you to accept payments wherever your business takes you.
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Elavon is one of the largest payment processors, serving more than a million customers across multiple industries, but also has a bit of a negative reputation.
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A moderate price and being one of the first available EMV-ready terminals helped give Verifone’s vx520 credit card machine a pretty good lead in the switch to EMV-capable equipment. Businesses that don’t need a full point-of-sale system may find the countertop terminal to be a good solution for accepting cards.
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Stripe, Inc. – more commonly just Stripe, and sometimes called Stripe Payments – gets a lot of attention as an easy-to-integrate solution for accepting online payments. But how do you know if it’s a good choice for your business?
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Global Payments is a Fortune 1000 company founded in Atlanta, Georgia that offers payment processing services to businesses all over the world.
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Heartland Payment Systems is a large credit card processor, currently processing more than 11 million transactions for over 300,000 businesses and schools every day. The company has a particular focus on servicing the restaurant and food industry, but can accommodate many types of businesses.
