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Credit card processing for Inland Empire businesses.

Riverside, San Bernardino, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Corona, Temecula and the rest of the IE. Pricing set up for California's rules, and a specialist who picks up.

  • Set up for California rules
  • Free terminal
  • No contract

What's different about taking cards in Inland Empire.

Lots of miles between jobs

Service businesses out here drive a long way between customers.

How we handle itTap to pay on your phone and text-to-pay links, so payment happens on site.

Business customers on corporate cards

Logistics and trade companies bill other businesses, often on corporate cards.

How we handle itLevel 2 and 3 invoice data can lower interchange on business cards, and ACH is included.

Surcharges and California law

A separate card fee line hasn't been allowed in California since July 1, 2024.

How we handle itWe set you up on Premium or Zero, with both prices shown before anyone pays.

Your setup.

The machines and features our specialists would put in place for you. Tap another business type to compare.

The line moves. Your fees don't.

Chip, tap and phone wallets on a terminal your cashiers learn in minutes. Love your POS? Keep it.

  • Works with most POS systems
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay
  • Refunds in two taps

Your setupCountertop terminal + Smart POS station

Approved. Next in line!

Pricing for Inland Empire.

California doesn't allow a separate surcharge line, so IE businesses usually choose Premium for one price for everyone, or Zero with a card price and a cash price posted.

Suggested plan

Premium

$25 a month and up, by volume

  • Interchange at cost, no markup
  • One price for every customer
  • Membership sized to your volume
  • Free terminal, no contract

Working with businesses across Inland Empire

  • Riverside
  • San Bernardino
  • Ontario
  • Rancho Cucamonga
  • Fontana
  • Corona
  • Moreno Valley
  • Temecula
  • Murrieta
  • Chino
  • Redlands
  • Victorville

Plus the rest of Inland Empire. Everything is set up by phone, text or video, so location never slows you down.

What grade does your processor get?

Four quick questions you can answer from memory. You'll see a letter grade, what you're overpaying each month and your best plan. No statement, no account numbers.

What kind of business?
Card sales in a typical month
or exactly $
What you pay in processing fees each month (a ballpark is fine)
$
How customers pay
Anything sound familiar? (optional)

No statement, no account numbers. You see your grade before we ask for anything.

Questions we get from Inland Empire businesses.

All questions

Can IE businesses add a credit card fee?

Not as a separate line. California's SB 478 requires mandatory fees to be in the displayed price. Dual pricing, with a card price and a cash price both posted, is the usual alternative.

Do you work with trucking and logistics companies?

Yes. Business card sales can carry Level 2 and 3 data to lower interchange, and ACH covers large invoices.

Can I meet someone?

Your specialist works with you by phone, text and video, and does your setup with you on a call.

What grade does your processor get?

Four quick questions you can answer from memory. You get a letter grade, what you're overpaying each month and a written quote if you want one. No statement needed.

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