Restaurant Payment Processing
Accept restaurant payments at counters, tables, events, or online with POS systems, mobile terminals, and merchant services from QPS.
Restaurants need payment technology that works across different ordering and service environments. Customers may pay at a counter, dining table, bar, food truck, catered event, pickup location, or through an online ordering system. Quality Payment Systems provides restaurant payment processing for eligible food businesses that need convenient ways to accept credit and debit card payments.
Available options include countertop terminals, compatible POS systems, mobile payment devices, virtual terminals, digital invoices, and online payment gateways. These restaurant merchant services can support dine-in purchases, takeout orders, catering deposits, event charges, merchandise sales, and other eligible customer transactions.
QPS helps restaurant owners evaluate payment solutions according to their service model, transaction volume, average customer purchase, payment locations, and preferred checkout process.
A full-service restaurant does not process customer payments the same way as a food truck, coffee shop, bar, or catering company. The appropriate food business payment processing setup depends on customer traffic, ordering channels, transaction volume, checkout locations, and available equipment.
Quality Payment Systems helps eligible food businesses compare merchant account and payment technology options for their specific operations. Solutions can support fixed business locations, mobile food service, customer events, telephone orders, invoice payments, and online transactions.
Other eligible bakeries, delis, specialty food stores, concession businesses, and food-service operators can also discuss their payment requirements with QPS.
Restaurants frequently collect payments through more than one customer channel. QPS offers restaurant credit card processing options for businesses serving customers inside their location, away from their premises, or through remote ordering channels.
Accept card and contactless payments using compatible countertop terminals or POS equipment.
Use supported portable payment devices when tableside payment acceptance fits your service model.
Process customer payments when orders are placed or collected.
Use compatible mobile payment equipment at customer venues and temporary service locations.
Enter eligible card-not-present orders through a secure virtual terminal.
Accept supported website payments using compatible payment gateways or integrated checkout tools.
Using appropriate payment channels can make checkout more convenient for customers while giving restaurant owners payment options suited to different ordering and service situations.
Quality Payment Systems provides payment tools for restaurants accepting transactions in person, remotely, and online. Available equipment and processing options can be selected around the restaurant’s customer volume, service model, checkout locations, and preferred payment channels.
Accept eligible card payments for dine-in meals, takeout purchases, catering orders, events, and merchandise sales.
Use compatible POS equipment to process customer payments and manage checkout at supported restaurant locations.
Accept payments at counters, dining areas, patios, food trucks, events, and temporary service locations.
Process eligible telephone orders, catering deposits, invoice payments, and other approved card-not-present transactions remotely.
Connect compatible websites or ordering platforms with supported payment gateways for approved online customer transactions.
Eligible restaurants can explore these programs, subject to applicable laws, card-network requirements, disclosures, and QPS program terms.
Opening a restaurant merchant account begins with identifying how the business serves customers and accepts payments. A dine-in restaurant, mobile food vendor, and catering company may require different equipment, processing channels, and account configurations.
Provide your food-business type, locations, estimated monthly volume, average transaction amount, and current payment channels.
Compare suitable POS systems, countertop terminals, mobile devices, virtual terminals, online gateways, and eligible processing programs.
Submit the required business, ownership, banking, and processing information for merchant account review and underwriting.
QPS can help explain available equipment and application requirements. Approval is not automatic. Merchant account approval, transaction limits, funding schedules, equipment availability, and processing terms depend on business eligibility, sales methods, processing history, underwriting, and applicable program requirements.