Vantiv Reviews

Vantiv Overview Vantiv is a large, publicly traded direct credit card processor that claims to have processed over 19 billion transactions in 2015. A former subsidiary of Fifth Third Bank, Vantiv has acquired several large ISOs as part of its growth strategy over the past decade, including National Processing Company (NPC), Mercury Payment Systems, and Element […]

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United Card Solutions Reviews

United Card Solutions Overview United Card Solutions is a relatively new merchant account provider that, according to multiple public complaints, is a DBA of a Portland, Oregon-based payment processor called Prestige Payment Systems. United Card Solutions is one of three such brands allegedly created by the company; the other two suspected DBAs for Prestige Payment Systems are […]

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TSYS Merchant Solutions Reviews

TSYS Merchant Solutions Overview TSYS Merchant Solutions is the merchant services division of TSYS, one of the largest merchant acquirers and issuers in the United States. TSYS was originally created in 1959 as a division of Columbus Bank & Trust and has since grown into a publicly traded entity that processes over $1 trillion in annual transactions. The […]

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Trinity Merchant Group Reviews

Trinity Merchant Group Overview Trinity Merchant Group is a merchant account provider that acts as a sub-ISO of First American Payment Systems and as an equipment lease reseller for Merimac Capital. Unlike other First American Payment Systems properties, Trinity Merchant Group does not appear to be a DBA of other First American Payment Systems brands or another name for First American […]

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TransTech Merchant Group Reviews

TransTech Merchant Group Overview TransTech Merchant Group is a merchant account provider that acts as a DBA of Certified Payment Processing and Summit Merchant Solutions and a subsidiary of First American Payment Systems. Like Summit Merchant Solutions, TransTech Merchant Group is an older business within the Certified Payment Processing family and therefore may be gradually phased out […]

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