Cash Discount
Keep ALL your money
Cash Discount
It is possible to eliminate credit card processing fees for good!
- No Application Fee
- Chargeback Prevention
- No Setup Fee
- Next Day Funding
- No Contracts
- 24/7 Customer Service
- Fast Approval
Know About
When Customers Pay By Credit Card, They Also Cover The Fee
At the time of purchase, the customer is given the option to either pay using a no-fee method (such as cash) or pay an additional cost of 3.5% if they pay by credit card. The choice is the customers.
- Either way, the business owner keeps 100% of the transaction.
Terminal Transactions
We provide a free terminal for all brick-and-mortar locations.
The customer will be notified at the time of the transaction as to the additional 3.5% fee for using a credit card. The customer can then choose to either pay with a card or another method.
Virtual Terminals
Complete an order over the phone or anywhere in the world using our free virtual terminal.
Our intuitive, easy-to-use software can be accessed on any web browser and requires no additional equipment to use.
E - Commerce
Complete an order over the phone or anywhere in the world using our free virtual terminal.
Additionally, you’ll have access to the following features: Cybersafe, Hosted Payments Page, Quick Books Integrationy and Robust Reporting and Much More.
Is it legal?
- Over the past decade, tens of thousands of business owners across America have been offering a cash discount to their customers to offset credit card processing fees. Here is some of the language from the Federal Trade Commission website:
“A PCN cannot stop you from offering your customers a discount or another incentive for using a certain method of payment, as long as you offer it to all your customers and disclose the offer clearly and conspicuously. For example, you can offer your customers a discount or a coupon if they pay with cash or a debit card rather than a credit card. But the new rules do not address other PCN restrictions that may prevent you from offering discounts or similar incentives that vary based on the use of a card from a particular issuer or a particular PCN.”
