A merchant account is an agreement between a business and a credit card processing bank that allows the business to accept credit cards. The method that is used to accept credit cards is determined at the time the business signs up, with retail, keyed entry and internet merchant accounts being the most common.

Nearly every business needs a merchant account. Since 2004, the percentage of all transactions that are electronic has surpassed cash transactions for all business types. This means that by not accepting credit cards, a business could be loosing more than half of their potential customers. Credit and Debit cards are simple, secure and convenient, which has led to their massive success in all sectors of commerce.

Offering Merchant Accounts to your customers is a great idea for you and a great idea for your customers.

Your customers need to accept electronic transactions. By referring them to a trusted, successful company with a strong background and excellent customer satisfaction, you are providing your customers with a service they need, through a company that they can trust. Your customers will benefit from the ability to accept electronic transactions, and you can be sure that they will be satisfied with their merchant account.