Why is merchant services an excellent addition to your ATM business?

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#1 Compensation: Merchant services offers compensation packages. Merchant Services offers long-term profitability with recurring revenue. You make money every time someone uses a credit or debit card in your account’s store. We also provide lifetime residuals, as long as the account is processing with us!

 

#2 You can sell to any business: Accepting payment is the lifeblood of any business. Most retailers believe taking cards is the cost of doing business. With our low, transparent rates and no hidden fees, you can help them save money.

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#3 Now is the right time to get into the industry: Technology advancements, and shifting changes in payment trends have opened opportunities for ATM deployers to offer low-cost card processing. Why not provide a service your customers are already using?

Will merchant services affect my ATM business?

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Not at all. As you may already know, cash is not going anywhere, but it’s on a slow decline. Merchant services and ATMs complement each other well. Retailers often see a 20-30% increase in cash usage when they have an ATM on-site. And when merchants take advantage of our popular Cash Discounting Program, ATM withdrawals tend to increase.

How much money can I make?

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It depends on the work you put in. On average, a merchant account will give you $30 a month in residual income. If you can sign-up 10 accounts, you could be making $3,600 a month. At the end of the first year, that equates to an additional $36,000 in income!

How do I get paid each month?

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Residuals are paid every 30 days via direct deposit.

What is Dual Pricing?

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With a dual pricing, the merchant passes the card processing fees on to the customer. If the customer pays in cash, they pay the price advertised. A 3% charge is automatically applied to their transaction if they pay by card. The 3% covers interchange, authorization, credit transaction costs, and merchant support. Gas stations, utility companies, and government agencies like the DMV have been using this for decades.