BankCard International Group
Payments · Credit card processing

Two lines on your bill, not one number.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. You see what the card networks charge and what we charge, as separate lines.

Talk to an expertAll payments
Four brands
Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover
48 hours
Set up by a person, priced in writing
One person
On your account
One screen
Counter, website, cards on file

What changes for you

More customers can pay you, so more of them do.

01

Every card your customers carry

All four major brands, at the counter, on your website and from cards on file. The card in a customer's hand stops being a reason a sale falls through.

02

Money on a schedule you can plan around

Card sales settle into your account on a schedule you can plan against. Payroll and rent get planned against real dates, not a guess.

03

One account for everywhere you sell

Every location and every channel on one account: the counter, the website and the cards you keep on file. One report across all of them, and one person to call when something breaks.

From tap to deposit

From the card to your account.

A customer pays with whatever card they carry. It is approved in the moment, at the counter or on your site, settles on the schedule you agreed, and lands in your account without you calling anyone.

Every way in
Counter
Website
Cards on file
Company cards
One destinationYour account

Whatever brand is on the card and wherever it was used, it lands in one deposit.

01

The customer pays with the card they have

At the counter, on your website, or from a card you keep on file. Any of the four major brands.

02

It is approved in the moment

The approval comes back while they wait, and the sale is done.

03

Money settles on the schedule you agreed

Deposits land against the days that produced them, so payroll and rent are planned against real dates.

04

Someone picks up

A person on your account, not a help center, when something breaks.

Card sales
Card sales
Deposits
Statements
This week's card sales

$4,362.94

$1,818.69 deposited Wed, $2,544.25 Thu

Sale
Channel
Amount
Deposit
Visa ···4412
Counter
$482.16
Wed, Aug 26
Amex ···1005
Card on file
$1,240.00
Wed, Aug 26
Mastercard ···7730
Website
$96.53
Wed, Aug 26
Discover ···2291
Counter
$327.75
Thu, Aug 27
Visa ···0068
Card on file
$2,216.50
Thu, Aug 27

What you see

Every card sale, on one screen.

Counter, website and cards on file, in one place. Each sale as it happens, each deposit as it lands, and the month's bill that ties back to both.

  • Every sale, from the counter and the website, in one list
  • You can see which day's sales each deposit came from
  • The month's statement, tied back to the sales on it

Is it right for you

A fit if most of your money arrives on a card.

A good fit if

  • You take enough card payments that a fraction of a percent is real money
  • Your bill does not match the rate you were quoted
  • You sell to other businesses and take their company cards

Probably not if

  • You take so little that one simple flat rate is easier and cheaper
  • You want one number and do not care what is inside it
  • You are mid-contract, and leaving early costs more than you would save

Every card you cannot take is a sale you made harder.

So we set you up to take all of them, everywhere you sell, on one account.

Sits next to

Everything a card touches.

Your counter

In person, on a terminal that arrives set up, so the first customer through the door can pay.

Your checkout

Online, through the payment page, on the same account as the counter.

Cards on file

Subscriptions and repeat customers, charged without asking for the card again.

Cash discounting

One posted price with a discount for paying cash, where you want to offer it. It runs on the same account.

Trusted & Certified

PCI DSS
SOC 2
Instant Settlement
Global Acquiring
Tokenized
FAQs

Common questions about credit card processing.

Talk to us

Send us last month's bill.

A person reads it, prices your real card mix, and tells you straight what would change.