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Paymerge we are changing the payments industry one merge at a time. The industry needed change, so we merged everything that matters. Paymerge is a Blackpool-based payments company. We work with UK independent businesses. We believe small businesses deserve the same service, support and transparency the big players get, and we’re here to raise the standard across the industry. Our Merged product range covers card terminals, virtual terminal, pay by link and EPOS. Everything is managed in one place through the App and Cloud, so you can see your business clearly and stay in control. Our core value is simple: we do it properly. Every business we work with has a hand-picked team behind it that wants it to succeed. We’re in this for the long term, not just the sale. Ready to merge? Let’s talk.
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unit 22 and 23 coppice Business Park, FY8 4SH, Lytham St Annes, United Kingdom
- 0333 057 9614
- getstarted@paymerge.com
- paymerge.com
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