SumUp has become a household name in the world of mobile payments, a bridge for small businesses and freelancers to modernise how they take payments. No complex banking relationships or long term contracts, just affordable hardware, transparent fees and a simple app. This is perfect for sole traders, local shops and service providers who want to go beyond cash but don’t ...
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Stripe is one of the biggest names in payment processing. Founded in 2010, it became the go to for online businesses due to its simple developer tools and global capabilities. Unlike many other processors, Stripe built its reputation on being adaptable and integratable, making it attractive to startups and enterprises. Today Stripe powers millions of businesses around the ...
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Chase is one of the largest banks in the United States, with millions of card holders and a massive small-business footprint. When a business signs up for Chase payment solutions, they are tapped on that scale - especially analytics obtained from Chase cards and banking networks. This provider pursues the most different customer insight, a free analytics suit that converts...
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Stax is a subscription based payment processing platform that’s an alternative to the percentage fee model most merchant service providers use. Unlike traditional processors that charge a percentage of each transaction on top of interchange fees, Stax charges a flat monthly fee and passes interchange costs to the merchant without markup. This model is great for businesse...
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Square is a well-known name in the payment processing and POS industry, recognized for its straightforward approach to enabling businesses to accept card payments. Founded in 2009 by Jack Dorsey and Jim McKelvey, the company started with a simple card reader that plugged into a smartphone, aiming to make credit and debit card acceptance accessible to small merchants. Over ...
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Skrill has emerged as a well-known name in the world of digital wallets and online payment services. Originally launched in 2001 under the brand name Moneybookers, the company later rebranded to Skrill and became part of the Paysafe Group. Over the years, it has grown from a niche solution used primarily for online gambling payments to a broad financial service platform ca...
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