To help you get started in processing card payments for your business, here are three things you need.
The Elavon Payment Gateway (EPG) enables you to take payments online and is the online equivalent of a card terminal in a shop.
As a business taking card payments, you have a responsibility to keep your customers’ card information safe.
Accessing your statements and reports is simple and easy with Elavon Connect, your online reporting tool that brings all your payments information into one place, at no extra cost to you.
Understand your statement by clicking the icon on the example, which will give you an explanation of key parts of your statement.
Disputed transactions often lead to a complicated chargeback process. Reduce the hassle and cost of chargebacks with our best practice guidance.
View our handy videos on how to fix terminal issues, use our online reporting tool and see some of our solutions to help you run your business.
Get quick and easy online access to statements, reports, account management tools, product alerts and more. Elavon Connect saves you time and provides a comprehensive view of all your payment processing activity.
Installing the terminal is simple. Once you’ve completed the setup steps in this video, you’ll be ready to start processing transactions.
Poynt is the new payment solution that will change the way you think about card payments forever.
View our handy videos on how to fix terminal issues, use our online reporting tool and see some of our solutions to help you run your business.
We live in an age where criminals don’t need to be present to take advantage of your business. Complying with PCI standards is good evidence that you're complying with GDPR.
How to use Dynamic Currency Conversion
Step-by-step instructions on how to use specific functionality.
We take the time to evaluate your particular business situation and match you to the best solution for your unique needs. Our range of tools, products, and solutions will simplify your life and increase the profitability of your business.
Poynt is the new payment solution that will change the way you think about card payments forever. With sleek lines and large colour touchscreens, Poynt is a beautifully designed device which brings together a totally connected payments experience and a suite of brilliant business tools.
Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) is a service that enables international Visa® and MasterCard® cardholders in over 60 currencies the choice to pay the bill in their own currency rather than the currency of the country that they are visiting.
As a business taking card payments, you have a responsibility to keep your customers’ card information safe.
The back office training user guide to managing all of your payments easily and securely in one place through the hosted payment solution.
Link your card terminal to your till, improve your customer experience and simplify your end-of-day processes.
Gift cards rank high on many gift lists and make great corporate and customer incentives. Gift card transactions provide a better sales experience for both you and your customers while increasing your profit margin and creating return customers. Think of gift cards as portable billboards for your business.
As a business taking card payments, you have a responsibility to keep your customers’ card information safe.
As a business taking card payments, you have a responsibility to keep your customers’ card information safe.
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Read important card brand changes, which will have an impact on how you process your Visa and Mastercard transactions.
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Elavon recently informed you of an update to the definition of secure transactions as outlined in the Schedule of Fees (SOF) effective from 1 January 2019. The update relates to the treatment of secure and non-secure transactions.
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