Quantum Merchant Introduction

Quantum Merchant Services can get your business accepting credit cards today!

We can provide your business with easy, safe, and fast credit card processing with no additional fees!. Flat rate $40 a month for all the credit card processing for your business. We provide Point of Sale (POS) systems for all kinds of retail, restaurant, salon, and other businesses nationwide. Apply today to get approved. With a 99.8% approval rate, we can get your business credit card processing fast!

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Quantum Merchant Services
7300 Hudson Blvd N Suite 255
Oakdale, MN 55128

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