Retail Merchant Accounts

Retail merchants conduct a majority of their sales with cardholders who have their credit card present at the time merchandise is delivered. Retail merchants obtain a card swipe through a terminal or a register system with a card swipe device connected. (more)

Internet Merchant Accounts

EXS offers state of the art Internet software applications that process and manage credit card transactions manually from any computer that has an Internet connection and a Web browser. (more)

Small Ticket Merchant Accounts

The Small Ticket Program is designed to facilitate your ability to penetrate the Small Ticket industry segments, which have traditionally accepted cash only. The program is applicable to convenience-oriented environments where the speed of the payment transaction is critical to the sale. Visa/MasterCard created the program to facilitate payment by Visa/MasterCard in these queue-sensitive environments. (more)

Restaurant Merchant Accounts

EXS understands restaurant merchants and our Restaurant Program is tailored to serve this unique market. (more)

Government / Business-to-Business Accounts

Businesses that sell to other businesses, large corporate clients, and government agencies may benefit from specialized services, such as Level II or Level III processing. This information is intended to make it simpler for our ISOs to understand and sell the appropriate solutions to business-to-business merchants. (more)

Lodging Merchant Accounts

The lodging industry has specific Interchange pricing and credit card acceptance regulations from the card associations. EXS works with our lodging clients to help them qualify for the best rates available, and to understand important regulations including "no show" chargebacks. (more)

Car Rental Merchant Solutions

A Car Rental Company is a merchant whose primary business is the rental of passenger vehicles at either a corporate or franchise location, or at locations of licensees bearing the name of the corporate entity. (more)

Emerging Markets

Emerging Markets are classified as newly created processes of credit card acceptance for which no industry category currently exists. Emerging Markets receive special Interchange pricing from the card associations. Pricing is restricted to government, education, utility, insurance, phone and cable services.  (more)