Ohio-based fintech provider Payscape announced that it has partnered with the Arsenal Credit Union in a move to offer fintech services to Eastern Missouri and Southwestern Illinois businesses.
With the partnership, the businesses in St. Louis area will benefit with the latest financial products and services that will allow them to process payments, streamline their business operations through innovative software solutions and increase cash flow.
“We are ecstatic about the partnership with Arsenal. Their constant investment in their members perfectly represents Payscape’s core values and goals. Our fintech product suite will help rapidly grow both businesses and keep our current clients coming back for more,” John Mills, director of sales at Payscape, stated.
Both the partners will be supporting their local businesses with a new endeavor and can impact their community by offering new and established workforce with the help of products that are needed to run a successful business including credit card acceptance at retail storefront, process payments on a mobile phone, operation of online shopping cart or electronic invoice, among others.
“Payscape's products and services will enable our small business members to streamline the way they do business and save them money with customized pricing,” Jean Capriglione, vice president of member services at the Arsenal Credit Union, said. “Our new partnership with Payscape enhances our product and service offerings and enables us to deepen relationships with our existing business members and attract new ones. Another reason for choosing Payscape was their commitment to providing excellent service, which is what we are always focused on at Arsenal.”
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Payscape, Arsenal Credit Union team up to offer fintech services to businesses in St. Louis
Ohio-based fintech provider Payscape announced that it has partnered with the Arsenal Credit Union in a move to offer fintech services to Eastern Missouri and Southwestern Illinois businesses. With the partnership, the b…
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