Card payments for small businesses
Card machines
From countertop, portable to mobile, we've a machine to suit your business.
Online payments
We've a range of solutions to help your business take payments online.
Why choose takepayments?
It's your money, so why wait for it? Keep your cash flowing with next day settlement.
Thousands of customers have already gone online to express their satisfaction with the 5 star service we provide#
Our Welcome Team will get you transacting quickly and confidently and will be there if you've any questions.
You don't have to worry about being tied in, we have a range of different contract lengths, depending on what you need.
Card payment solutions from a partner you can trust
- We make getting paid easy. Whether you’re looking to accept card payments in-store, online or on the go, we’ve a solution to help.
- One of our card payment specialists can get a really good understanding of what makes you and your business tick and create a pricing package that works for you.
- Whether you’re brand new to card payments, or are looking to switch provider, get in touch today and see how we can help.
- Our UK based Welcome Team can get you up and running confidently, and our Customer Support team are on hand 7 days a week.
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Terms and conditions apply.
Businesses will be required to enter into and maintain a separate contract with an acquiring bank nominated by takepayments for the processing of the card transactions. Under the contract with the acquiring bank, transaction charges and other fees will apply.
*This service is available to takepayments Limited customers who are accepted for Barclaycard acquiring services and is subject to Barclaycard’s approval. Next day settlement refers to the next banking day. Your card machine’s banking window function must be performed before 8:30pm in order to receive settlement the next banking day. Transactions processed via Ecommerce pay pages, pay by link and virtual terminals may be subject to different settlement timescales.
#Correct as of March 2023.
