Just about any business that accepts credit cards can benefit from Digital Payments. From auto repair shops and daycare centers to retail establishments and professionals like doctors, lawyers, dentists and accountants...Digital Payments can put more money in your pocket.

This is the fun part. Well send you everything you need in one handy package. You'll receive a payment terminal, along with signage for your front door and terminal area explaining the discount for cash-paying customers. You'll also receive free training, as will your sales staff. 

Just give us a call and one of our representatives will help you get started.  Call us at 718-801-0842. Welcome to the Digital Payments family of smart merchants who are saving money every day!

We have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If for any reason you want to stop using Dual Pricing Program, we will immediately change you back to traditional interchange pricing. We got you covered!

Digital Payments is new, yet thousands of merchants are already using Digital Payments, and more are signing on every day. Gas stations have been using this program in the US for over 15 years. In addition, many national, state and local governments like the DMV, IRS, Post Offices, Schools and Courts use the program and new federal regulations now allow merchants to reclaim their fair share of processing fees. 

Not at all. We've made Digital Payments incredibly easy to order, set up and manage. If you have any questions, just give us a call and one of our super-smart (and very friendly) tech people we mentioned earlier will help you with any questions or concerns.

From NBCNews.com...
Visa, MasterCard in $7.3 billion settlement over credit card fees.
Plaintiffs attorney Martin Lueck, chairman of the executive board of Robins, Kaplan, said the allowed "Surcharge is actually a pro-consumer provision of the settlement. "Really it's a discount that the merchants are now allowed to offer for the less expensive form of payments," he said. He also said merchants would for the first time be allowed to disclose how much it costs them to accept credit cards
-Genaro C.Armas, Associated Press; Geoff Muvihill, Associated Press: Mark Scolfaro, Associated Press
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From Washington Post...
Judge Approves Visa, Mastercard $5.7 billion settlement with retailers. "It will reduce the fees and overall prices that consumers pay which is good for merchants and consumers," said Patrick J. Coughlin, one of the merchants' attorneys and senior trial counsel at Robbins Geller, Rudman & Dowd. "There will be more
transparency in the pricing" - Danielle Douglas
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