
Three ways to sell.
Three statements nobody can read.
Put the floor, the web store and the pickup desk on one account. One deposit, and a bill that breaks out by channel.
Send one statement. You get the read back in writing, free, and nobody calls unless you ask.
Tap, chip and wallet at the counter, and a handheld when the queue reaches the door. One catalog, one end-of-day total.

Today the web store lands in a different deposit, so Monday starts by matching two reports by hand. That job goes away.

Click and collect settles when the customer walks out, not when they click. Anything added at the desk joins the same order.




It ships with the account and it is yours outright after a year. No lease that outlives the terminal.
The one beside the till.

For the queue that reaches the door.

A full point of sale on the counter.

Interchange plus a fixed margin. The margin is the only part we set, so it is the only part we advertise.
A single location, floor and counter.
Floor, web store and pickup on one account.
Every Monday I matched the web store against the till by hand. That job does not exist any more.
The full fee schedule comes with your rate, in writing, before anybody calls you.
The old rate bills again on the first.
Send one statement. We mark every line that is not interchange and send it back priced against the rate above.
Free, no call, and nothing to sign to see the numbers.
Floor only or floor plus web, you get a written rate in two business days. Nothing to sign to see it.
Multi-location retailers get one consolidated deposit, a central price file, and reporting you can read per store or all together.
⏱️ Written rate in two business days.
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