Our credit card processing systems are supplied directly through our established partnerships. Thanks to our services, numerous small business owners can avail themselves of reduced rates for their credit card processing requirements. Our organization collaborates with a diverse array of merchant providers, enabling us to secure the finest products and services available in the market for our small business clientele. As your dedicated agent, we vigorously negotiate to secure the most advantageous deals for our clients. Many of our pre-arranged programs provide a host of benefits, including but not limited to: 

• • • • • • • Free Terminal Program: These systems are well-suited for single-site "mom & pop" stores or mobile merchants who need just 1-2 credit card processing units. Through our Free Terminal Program, new merchants receive one free terminal, with the option to add additional terminals for a nominal fee. 

• • • • • • • Additional terminals Required? Send us an email sales@webjedininja.com to see if your business may qualify for special pricing discounts when acquiring more than one terminal.

What Is Credit Processing & Why Do You Need It?

Credit carding processing is a type of currency. Consumers especially in today's society are 10x's more likely to use a credit card to process their payment rather than cash or check. As the banking industry continues to offer new innovative ways to conducting transactions, this type of currency is expected to be one of the number one ways consumers exchange their currency for goods or services offered by your industry. 

Why Does It Cost Money To Accept Credit Cards?

Generally speaking, when a merchant has a credit card processing machine in their business they are exchanging a specific type of currency for their good or services. It is through this currency exchange that allows the merchant to accept these types of payments within their establishment. This exchange process is regulated by the Security Exchange Commissions (SEC) and is partnered through VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, and other credit card agencies. The way fees work for this industry is the credit card providers like VISA, for example will issue their forms of currency to the banks. The banks will then issue those forms of currency to consumers, and consumers will use these forms of currency to make purchases. The back and forth hand-off is essentially what costs money. For example, the creation of the card, to the issuance of the bank, the assurance of the payment, to the hands of the consumer, and then to the hands of the merchant allows for your plastic card to begin building value as it sits within your wallet. Though not all value is monetary, this type of exchange and growth can take place through reward programs and cash value incentives which may be provided by the issuing card member and/or your financial institution.