What we do
Smart payment solutions for modern businesses.
Three areas, one goal: making sure the way you accept payments is clear, workable, and appropriate for your business.
Payment Processing Solutions
We help businesses find and implement a payment processing solution that fits how they operate. That starts with what you accept today, what it actually costs you, and which available option would make a practical difference.
- Accept electronic payments — cards, tap, and the methods your customers already use
- Understand what your current processing actually costs you, and where those costs come from
- Compare available solutions side by side instead of guessing at them
- Move forward with an arrangement set up around how your business operates
Understanding Your Payment Pricing Options
Every business has different payment processing needs. Understanding the differences between single pricing and dual pricing can help you explore options for managing transaction costs while maintaining a clear and straightforward payment experience for your customers.
Single pricing
Businesses generally display one price for a product or service regardless of payment method, and account for card acceptance expenses within their operating costs or margins.
Dual pricing
Eligible businesses may offer different prices based on the payment method customers choose. When supported by the payment provider and implemented in accordance with applicable requirements, dual pricing may help businesses reduce the card processing costs they absorb while maintaining clear, upfront pricing for customers.
Understanding Dual Pricing & Credit Card Surcharging
Dual pricing generally involves displaying different prices based on the customer’s payment method, while credit card surcharging involves adding a disclosed fee to eligible credit card transactions.
In Canada, credit card surcharging is subject to specific limits, customer disclosure requirements, and card-network rules. Eligibility and implementation depend on the payment provider and applicable requirements.
What we review with you
- What your current pricing structure costs you
- Which requirements and disclosure rules apply to your business
- Whether a different structure is worth the change
Compare structures
One price at the shelf, menu, or invoice — with card costs inside your margin.
One price for every customer
The same price is shown regardless of how the customer pays.
Costs sit inside your margin
Card acceptance expenses are absorbed into your operating costs or pricing.
Simpler signage
One set of prices to print, update, and explain to your team and customers.
Dual pricing must follow applicable laws, card-network requirements, and payment-provider rules, and eligibility varies by business. It is different from surcharging, where a fee is added at checkout. It does not automatically eliminate processing costs.
Payment Terminal Solutions
A terminal should suit the way your team works — the counter, the table, or the service call. We help you identify suitable equipment, coordinate the setup, and explain the support available with your solution.
- Countertop terminals for fixed points of sale
- Portable devices for table service and mobile teams
- Contactless and tap payments on the terminal you choose
- Configuration for receipts, tips, and daily reporting
Compatibility depends on the terminal, the processor, and the selected solution — we confirm what works with your setup before anything is arranged.
Discuss Your Terminal RequirementsNot sure where to start?
We can review your current setup with you.
Bring what you have today — statements, terminals, questions. We’ll walk through the options together.