Magothy Payments is Maryland’s highest-rated merchant services provider and a member of the Electronic Transactions Association. The ETA is the leading trade organization for the payment processing industry. It’s where payments and technology intersect. With over 500 members worldwide, including all the major card brands and banks, the ETA provides many helpful resources as well as a platform for collaboration that propels the industry forward. Their Certified Payments Professional certification is the gold standard for industry ethics and education. In addition to being a member company of the ETA, our CEO is one of only four Certified Payments Professionals in the state of Maryland and the only one still in the field working with small businesses.
Talk is cheap. We're about results. If you're switching to us from another provider, we'll complete a secondary analysis after your first full billing cycle to show you dollar for dollar how much we were able to save you. If you're not happy with the results, you can fire us. Considering that it's never happened, we're pretty confident you won't be the first.
Whether you're the CEO of a Fortune 500 company or the office manager for a small mom and pop shop, we promise that you will be treated with dignity and respect. Our clients are fiercely loyal because our customer always goes above and beyond, like that famous fast food place that's closed on Sundays and makes those heavenly chicken sandwiches.
We're human. We make mistakes. And when we do, we own it and we learn from it. We're obsessed about getting client feedback so we're able to continually make improvements to ensure our clients have the best overall experience.
On April 30, 2019. Governor Hogan signed HB777 into law. To read more about the bill visit www.magothy.biz/hb777 Maryland’s HB777 and its senate companion SB694 were designed to bring more transparency to the payment processing industry in the great state of Maryland. The Problem: Many small businesses get locked...
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Have you ever heard the saying, “One bad apple spoils the barrel?” It’s true, ya know. An overripe, spoiled apple will emit significantly higher levels of ethylene gas causing other apples around it to overripen as well. We often use this saying or variations of it to describe how low character people can be bad influences on...
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