Sharing the Credit references

Sharing The Credit (STC) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. It operates a charitable giving program that redirects a portion of a business’s everyday credit card processing and merchant fees to the user’s registered charity of choice, requiring no out-of-pocket expenses. STC’s affiliated merchant services company is called Meridian Merchant Services, Inc.

STC currently has:

  • been in business for 17+ years
  • 400+ nonprofits on the program
  • 5K+ businesses on the program
  • 100% contract renewal rate

Due to the sensitivity of an organization’s financials and the competitive nature of merchant credit card processing, STC does not typically give out the names of their clients. A simple AI search, however, can provide some names that are publicly available. Click here to view a simple Google AI search. And you’ll find some testimonials and case studies below. 

Below are additional references to provide assurance of STC’s long-standing creditability in the marketplace

IRS vetted and approved

STC utilizes an IRS approved practice of sharing credit card processing fees with 501(C)(3) organizations. Click here to see this Google search: Sharing the Credit donates to charities; Is this IRS approved?

Zero negative reviews:

After 17 years in business, neither STC or Meridian Merchant Services, Inc have not generated a single negative review online.

Better Business Bureau rating:

STC’s affiliated merchant services company, Meridian Merchant Services Inc, has an A+ rating on the BBB website. Click here to view their listing

Strong LinkedIn presence:

Our founder, Will Black, has over 14K followers on LinkedIn and 500+ connections with nonprofits and others in the industry: Will Black on LinkedIn

STC National Partnerships

STC is partnered with all reputable merchant credit processing companies in the country with the exception of those with closed systems with tight controls such as Toast and Square. STC by choice does not partner with these companies because they greatly restrict merchants allowing them to charge higher and extra fees. 

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