Your current costs
Review your transaction volume, payment mix, and the charges on your current statement.

Payment solutions. Personal attention.
Understand how cash and card pricing can fit your business, your customers, and the way you accept payments.
Dual pricing presents two prices: one for cash and one for card payments. Customers can compare both prices before choosing how to pay.
The goal is to help your business manage payment acceptance costs through your pricing structure. Your actual costs and savings depend on your agreement and transaction mix.
Illustration only, before any applicable tax. The $4 difference is not a quote or a statement of your processing cost. Program pricing and terms vary.
Review your transaction volume, payment mix, and the charges on your current statement.
Discuss equipment, price displays, receipts, and staff training needs before making a switch.
Request all applicable processing, account, equipment, and software charges, along with cancellation terms.
United Payment Corp helps businesses explore merchant services, dual pricing, card acceptance, and point-of-sale options. Contact Salvatore Fiumefreddo to discuss your business and the equipment you need.
Dual pricing displays a cash price and a card price so customers can see their options before paying. The right setup depends on your business, payment equipment, and program requirements.
Not necessarily. Reducing the processing costs your business absorbs does not mean every account, equipment, software, or service charge disappears. Request a written proposal that lists all applicable costs and terms.
That depends on the equipment and processing setup. Share the make and model of your terminal or POS system so we can review compatibility before recommending a change.
United Payment Corp is based at 531 Central Park Ave, Suite 305A, Scarsdale, NY 10583. Contact us to discuss service for your location.
A conversation about your payments, your costs, and your options.