SplitInfinity Offers Merchant Services

SplitInfinity Networks has announced a deal with HSBC Bank and e-onlinedata to offer credit card processing and payment solutions.

Specializing in Merchant Accounts for Internet, mail and phone order, retail and auction businesses, SplitInfinity's program features instant establishment of your Merchant ID Number – as soon as you submit the online application for your merchant account, you will be issued your Visa/MasterCard Merchant ID.

Merchants can accept all major credit cards on their website, retail or eBay store, and have funds deposited directly into their personal or business checking account, with gross daily settlement of Visa and MasterCard sales.

Internet accounts feature a real time payment gateway and virtual terminal, while retail account holders can obtain transaction terminal equipment at wholesale cost.

SplitInfinity's program requires no application fees, no annual fees, no leasing, no cancellation fees, and no batch header fees.

It offers a 2.29% VISA / MasterCard Qualified Discount Rate, which is guaranteed not to increase unless Visa/MC increases their Interchange rate. There is a $0.30 charge per transaction, which includes the cost of Address Verification (AVS), as well as a $10.00 monthly statement fee and a $25.00 monthly processing minimum.

SplitInfinity also offers Toll Free 24/7 Customer Support with free tech support, and can integrate your billing needs with authorize.net's services.

Merchant's interested in learning more should email chris@splitinfinity.com.

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