
Payment Processing for Accountants and Accounting Firms
An accounting firm can finish a tax return on time and still spend weeks collecting the fee. A client forgets a cheque, an invoice gets

Clearly Payments, a Canadian payment processor that was built from the ground up to have the lowest payment processing fees, has launched an Ambassador Program. People in the community can take part in a program that builds passive income at the same time as helping local businesses reduce their payment processing fees. A true win-win.
The Clearly Payments mission is to drive down the cost for merchants to accept payments. Period. We're working to drive it down to zero.
It is a referral program that lets any person freely join to become a Payments Ambassador. Once you join, you can refer any business to a dedicated contact on our team. All it takes is a warm email introduction to a business manager or owner stating that they would like to learn more about how Clearly Payments can help them reduce their payment processing rates.
Simple Example Email Introduction
To Chris (at Clearly Payments),
I’d like to introduce you to Stewart, the owner of 123 Moving. They would like to learn more about how they can reduce their credit card processing fees.
Thank you.
It’s that simple to do a referral and we take it from there. Once that business is signed up and starts processing, you get a percentage of revenue on a monthly basis. This program makes it easy to build passive income. People do this as a full-time gig or something completely on the side in their spare time.

An accounting firm can finish a tax return on time and still spend weeks collecting the fee. A client forgets a cheque, an invoice gets

Credit card payments typically take 1–3 business days to settle, although some transactions can settle as quickly as the next business day. The exact timing

Businesses in the United States and Canada have hundreds of payment processing providers to choose from, including merchant account providers, acquiring banks, payment facilitators, ISOs,