Merchant Services in Nova Scotia
From the South Shore to Cape Breton, we help Nova Scotia businesses take cards with the right terminal and a rate they can understand.
Accept credit and debit cards in Nova Scotia
Our Nova Scotia merchants are a mix of seasonal and year-round businesses: restaurants and shops on the South Shore and in the Annapolis Valley, retailers in Truro and Pictou County, tourism businesses in Cape Breton, and trades that take payment on the road. Seasonal volume is normal here, so we look for plans that do not punish a slow winter.
We are an independent agent, which means we compare more than one processor and recommend what fits your business, not one brand we are paid to push. Mobile and countertop terminals, full POS systems and online payments are all available.
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Communities we serve in Nova Scotia
We also work with merchants in Halifax, Truro, Amherst, New Glasgow, Kentville, Windsor, Chester, Yarmouth, Sydney, Baddeck and communities across the province.
See every region on our locations page.
Towns we serve across Nova Scotia
We work with merchants all over Nova Scotia. A few notes on the communities we hear from most:
Merchant services in Amherst
Nova Scotia's front door, where the Trans-Canada crosses from New Brunswick: Victoria Street downtown, businesses serving travellers and locals, and trades across Cumberland County from Springhill to Oxford. From Grand-Barachois we are just up the highway.
Merchant services in Truro
The Hub of Nova Scotia, where road and rail meet: Prince Street retailers, restaurants, farm-and-feed suppliers and service businesses across Colchester County and Bible Hill, a mix of long-standing family firms and newer arrivals.
Merchant services in New Glasgow
The anchor of Pictou County, with Provost Street shops, a riverfront downtown and businesses in Stellarton, Trenton and Westville. In a close-knit county, fair rates and dependable service travel by word of mouth.
Merchant services in Kentville
The commercial hub of the Annapolis Valley: Main Street shops and cafés, farm markets and orchards, wineries and cideries with a busy visitor season, and service businesses from New Minas to Coldbrook.
Merchant services in Windsor
On the Avon River between Halifax and the Valley, Windsor's Water Street and Gerrish Street businesses, Falmouth, Hantsport and Brooklyn, and steady Highway 101 traffic make it a commercial crossroads, and the home of the Pumpkin Regatta.
Merchant services in Chester
A South Shore sailing village on Mahone Bay, with Queen Street shops and galleries, a large summer population and Chester Race Week each August. Volume swings with the season, so we look for plans that suit both the summer rush and the quiet months.
Merchant services in Yarmouth
A working port at the southwestern tip of the province: Main Street and the Starrs Road retail strip, one of the most valuable lobster fisheries in Nova Scotia, The CAT ferry to Maine, and the Acadian communities of the French Shore nearby. We serve the region in English and French.
Merchant services in Sydney
The commercial heart of Cape Breton, from Charlotte Street and the waterfront boardwalk to retailers and trades across the CBRM, Glace Bay and North Sydney. Cape Bretoners back local, and our support is local too: real people, not a 1-800 queue.
Merchant services in Baddeck
A Victoria County village of about 800 people whose card volume climbs sharply in the season, when the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site and the Kidston Island ferry draw visitors, then settles back to a year-round rural service centre. Payment processing has to suit both halves of the year.
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