40+ industries placed

Strong history, mostly card-present sales and steady tickets. You have options. We make sure you get the right one, at the right price, without surprises like a frozen account after an unexpected sales spike.

• ApparelStandard retail risk. The opportunity is usually a lower effective rate and faster funding.
• Auto parts & repairSteady card-present tickets. We focus on your fees, funding speed and equipment.
• Books, CDs & DVDsLow-ticket retail where small differences in per-transaction fees add up.
• Brick-and-mortar retailIn-person sales with low fraud. We make sure your pricing reflects that.
• Grocery storesHigh volume, thin margins. Interchange optimization matters more here than almost anywhere.
• Home goodsHigher tickets and delivery, priced as the low-risk business you are.
• HospitalityTips, pre-authorizations and seasonal swings handled without account holds.
• HealthcarePatient payments, payment plans and HSA cards with predictable funding.
• Nail salons & barber shopsFast checkout, tips and simple pricing for appointment businesses.
• Pet groomingAppointment and retail sales on one account with clear, flat pricing.
• RetailCard-present retail with options for online and in-store on one account.
• Service-based businessesInvoices, deposits and on-site payments for service companies.
• Card-present vape & tobacco shopsIn-store, age-verified sales are lower risk than online, though some processors still decline them.
• Window tintingSimple card-present processing priced for a low-risk service business.

Your industry, your ticket size, a short processing history or a few chargebacks can put you here. The wrong agreement costs you in fees. We match you with an acquirer that prices you fairly and show you how to move toward low risk.

• AttorneysRetainers and trust-account rules mean law firms need processing that keeps earned and unearned funds apart.
• Health & beautyProduct claims and subscription offers can push beauty brands from standard to specialist underwriting.
• Moving companiesDeposits taken weeks before the move create delivery risk that underwriters account for.
• Online businessNew online businesses without processing history often start in a mid-risk program.
• Political organizationsDonation spikes and contribution rules call for a processor ready for uneven volume.
• Printing servicesCustom orders with deposits and long turnaround raise refund questions.
• TelecomMonthly service billing and prepaid plans bring recurring-payment and fraud considerations.
• Utility paymentsHigh volumes of bill payments need dependable recurring processing and low decline rates.

Flagged because of your industry, not because of you. Many providers decline outright or push the first offer that says yes. We place you with an acquirer that knowingly accepts your business, then help you keep that account healthy.

• AuctionsLarge, irregular tickets and delayed delivery make underwriters cautious about auction houses and online auction sellers.
• Bail bondsHigh tickets, payment plans and card-not-present payments put bail bond agencies in a category many processors avoid.
• CBD & hempShifting state rules and card-brand restrictions mean CBD merchants need acquirers that knowingly accept the category.
• Collection agenciesPayments from people who didn’t choose the merchant lead to disputes, so collections need a processor that understands them.
• Continuity & subscription offersTrial-to-paid billing is a leading source of “I didn’t authorize this” chargebacks, so underwriters review the offer itself.
• Credit repairFederal limits on advance fees and high dispute rates keep most processors away from credit repair.
• DatingRecurring memberships and buyer’s remorse drive chargebacks for dating platforms.
• Debt consolidationRegulated financial services with large monthly payments need careful underwriting and clear disclosures.
• Debt repaymentPayment plans collected by card or ACH carry return and dispute risk that underwriters price in.
• Digital goodsInstant delivery and no shipping proof make digital products a frequent target for friendly fraud.
• Document preparationDocument preparation services attract consumer complaints, so acquirers screen them closely.
• eCommerceCard-not-present sales carry more fraud risk than in-store sales, especially for new or fast-growing stores.
• Extended warrantyLong service periods and a telemarketing history make extended warranties one of the most restricted categories.
• Fantasy sportsRules vary by state, and acquirers review fantasy contests under their gaming policies.
• Firearms & ammoSeveral major payment platforms refuse firearms sales by policy, regardless of the merchant’s compliance record.
• Regulated forexInvestment-related payments need acquirers that accept regulated trading and the compliance that comes with it.
• Gaming & gamblingGambling transactions need dedicated card-brand codes, a licensing review and an acquirer that supports them.
• PeptidesMany acquirers ask peptide sellers for LegitScript certification and careful product pages before they say yes.
• Health supplements & nutraceuticalsFree-trial offers and health claims have made supplements one of the most closely monitored categories.
• High-ticket coaching & seminarsLarge upfront payments for services delivered later raise refund and dispute exposure.
• Medical marijuana cards & doctorsCard brands restrict cannabis-adjacent payments, so evaluation services need specialist acquirers.
• Multi-level marketing (MLM)Distributor recruitment and income claims draw regulatory attention that underwriters factor in.
• Online tobacco & nicotineAge verification and shipping rules make online tobacco sales a restricted category.
• Pawn shopsSecondhand goods, loan repayments and regulated lending make pawn shops a specialist account.
• SubscriptionRecurring billing needs a clear cancellation flow, and underwriters review it before approval.
• Telemedicine & card-absent pharmaciesPrescription and pharmacy sales require licensing checks and card-brand registration.
• Timeshare relief & exitUpfront fees for exit services are a high-complaint category that few acquirers accept.
• TravelBookings paid long before the trip leave processors exposed if the travel never happens.
• Tribal lendingLending under tribal sovereignty needs acquirers comfortable with its legal structure.
• Quasi cashTransactions that convert to cash, like money orders or prepaid loads, use dedicated codes and tight limits.
• SweepstakesSweepstakes and promotional gaming sit close to gambling rules, so acquirers review each one individually.
• Vape & paraphernaliaAge-restricted products sold online face card-brand and shipping-carrier restrictions.
• Adult noveltyOnline adult retail draws card-brand scrutiny and higher refund rates, so many bank processors decline it outright.