Published June 2, 2015
How to save money with merchant service providers
Most restaurants need the ability to accept credit and debit cards to stay in business, but dealing with merchant service providers can be a pain, and credit card processing is expensive. This article from Fast Casual features a list of things to keep track of to make sure you’re not paying too much, including markups, ancillary fees, contracts, and equipment.
Read the full article here: Tips for saving money with merchant service providers
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