Cash Discount
The Power of the Carrot, Not the Stick.
Reward your cash-paying customers and watch your processing fees disappear with our compliant Cash Discount Program.
Increase Your Profits & Turn "Fees" into "Savings."
In a competitive market, how you communicate your pricing matters. A Cash Discount Program allows you to list your "Regular Price" (the price for credit/debit) and offer an immediate, automatic discount to any customer who chooses to pay with cash.
It’s the ultimate "Win-Win." Your customers feel rewarded for their choice, and you keep 100% of the sale amount without the monthly "swipe fee" headache.
Why Our Cash Discount Program Stands Out.
The difference is in the details. Many providers set up these programs incorrectly, leading to customer disputes or compliance issues. We do it right.
Positive Psychology
People love getting a deal. By framing the price difference as a "Cash Discount" rather than a "Credit Surcharge," you maintain a positive brand image. You aren't "charging more for cards"—you are "giving a discount for cash."
Legal in All 50 States
While surcharging has specific state-by-state restrictions, Cash Discounting is federally protected under the Durbin Amendment. Our program is designed to meet every legal requirement, giving you total peace of mind regardless of where you do business.
Seamless Integration
You don't need a calculator to figure out the discount. Our Clover and Dejavoo systems are pre-programmed to do the math for you. The moment "Cash" is selected as the payment method, the discount is applied, and the receipt is updated instantly.
How It Works: A Positive Path to Profit
The Display: Your shelf or menu prices reflect the "Regular Price" (the price for card payments).
The Incentive: Clear signage at the entrance and register informs customers of the "Cash Discount" available.
The Automatic Adjustment: If the customer pays with cash, your POS system automatically applies the discount at the moment of sale.
The Settlement: Customers paying with cash receive the discount at checkout, while customers paying with credit or debit pay the regular price, which includes the cost of card acceptance. This creates a transparent transaction and helps the merchant maintain the intended selling price.