Why Triton
Fewer middlemen. Every line visible.
Most processing pitches are adjectives. These are the structural differences — the ones you can verify on a statement.
American Express, acquired directly
Through OptBlue, Amex is priced and settled by us — one statement, one deposit, alongside your other cards. Many providers pass Amex to a third party, and the difference lands on you.
Discover, acquired directly
The same arrangement. Discover volume settles under our agreement rather than being handed through to someone else’s, with someone else’s pricing on it.
A markup you can point at
Interchange-plus means the network’s cost and our fee are separate lines. We do add a fee — that’s the “plus” — and it is on every statement you will ever get from us.
What we won’t tell you
The pitch you will never hear from us.
No magic numbers
“Zero markup”
Nobody processes your cards for free. When a pitch says zero markup, the margin has moved somewhere less visible. Ours is a line item instead.
No blanket promises
“You’ll save X percent”
Savings depend entirely on what you pay today. On tiered pricing the gap is usually meaningful; on flat-rate it is often modest. We put a number on it only after reading your statement — never before.
No pressure
“Sign today”
The audit is free, the comparison is yours to keep, and staying with your current processor is one of its honest outcomes. Deadlines are a sales tool; arithmetic isn’t.
And one more thing
You get answers, not a queue.
Triton is run by Anthony Linsday from Rock Hill, South Carolina, serving practices across York, Lancaster and Chester Counties, SC and Mecklenburg, Union and Gaston Counties, NC. He built payment gateways and worked with terminal hardware and acquirer economics before starting Triton — the audit exists because merchant statements are legible once you know the vocabulary.
Call (803) 721-2345 and we answer, already knowing your account — installs, setups and supplies handled directly, with Fiserv’s platform carrying the processing behind it.