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Structure Payments is a high-risk credit card processor and merchant account provider founded in 2023 and based in Rancho Santa Fe, California. The company specializes in payment processing for businesses that mainstream banks and aggregators decline, underwriting 17 high-risk verticals directly — including firearms, vape and nicotine, CBD and hemp, nutraceuticals, MLM, coaching, travel, subscriptions, adult and dating, online gaming, credit repair, debt collection, precious metals, digital goods, tobacco, tech/SaaS and contracting. Built on more than a decade of high-risk underwriting relationships, Structure Payments approves merchants declined elsewhere — typically within about 48 hours — with dedicated merchant IDs, transparent pricing, and chargeback-prevention tooling. The company was co-founded by Patrick Felsted (CEO) and Truman Child (President).
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3601 N University Ave #100, 84604, Provo, United States
- 8777811785
- sales@structpayments.com
- structpayments.com
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