Ken Hansen

Save a Lot on Fees with Tourist Sales

Ken Hansen | Posted on 7 October 2019 |

With the unlikely acronym, DCC stands for “Dynamic Currency Conversion”. This means that when a foreign tourist purchases an item from you and wishes to pay with their Credit/Debit card then the terminal can offer the price in Pounds or the tourist’s own currency. If the tourist chooses their currency (and why they would not) […]

What is a Virtual Card Terminal?

Ken Hansen | Posted on 12 August 2019 |

A Virtual Card Terminal is an online page where the merchant enters the card details on an online web page. This is normally used by merchants who wish to take telephone card payments. And the lesser used these days mail order payment. The same card payment could be completed by the merchant using the Card […]

It was a very smooth transition. They even provided an engineer to install the terminals, with on the spot training provided. I am one very happy customer, and I can’t wait to start saving the pennies.

Tracie, Owner Number One Boutique - Chorleywood

We are a London property management company. We moved our
card payment services to Cards UK about 2 years ago and we have saved about 30%
in fees. The big guys rip you off. CardsUK are big enough to get you great
rates and small enough to explain everything and provide top support.

Stefano Todde, Ash Ponsenby Limited - London

We’ve recently changed to CardsUK and have saved a small fortune. Ideal for a small café business such as ours. The service is great as well!

Joe, CJ's Cafe Luton

I am very happy with the service and value I got from Cards UK. From the very first minute of the telephone conversation with Danielle to the day we started to use our cards terminal it has been great. There were some problems with delivery but it was to do with the courier. Cards UK did everything they can to sort it out and it was worth it at the end as it was a great deal and we saved a lot of money compared to what our bank was offering. I would recommend them to any business that wants a great deal.