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Your merchant account.
Set your prices. Keep what you collect.

Most platforms process payments through their own account — you're a sub-merchant at their mercy. barber.shop gives you your own CardPointe merchant account. You set your prices, you keep what you collect, and your money goes directly to you.

In-shop and online, covered

Accept payments however your clients want to pay — at the chair or before they walk in.

In-Shop Terminal

CardPointe Bolt terminals integrated directly into your console. Process payments from the same screen where you manage appointments.

  • Contactless tap (Apple Pay, Google Pay)
  • EMV chip insert
  • Magnetic stripe swipe
  • PIN debit

Online Payments

Secure card-on-file tokenization powered by CardPointe's iFrame. PCI-compliant by design — card numbers never touch your server.

  • Card-on-file for deposits
  • Pre-payment at booking
  • Stored credential transactions
  • Membership recurring billing

Tips built into the workflow

Run a card at the chair, then adjust the tip amount after the client adds a tip on the receipt. No separate tip screen, no manual math. The adjusted amount settles to your account automatically.

  • Authorize at original amount, adjust tip before settlement
  • Void and refund from the console — no logging into a separate portal
  • Customer surcharge handling for compliance in applicable states
Payment Terminal
Service Haircut + Beard
Amount $35.00
Tip + $7.00
Total $42.00
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Why your own merchant account matters

Other platforms make you a sub-merchant on their account. Here's why that's a problem — and why barber.shop does it differently.

Your prices

You set your own service prices. What you charge is what you collect — no platform commission, no revenue sharing, no hidden fees taken off the top.

Your deposits

Funds settle directly to your bank account on your processor's schedule — not held by a software platform that could delay or freeze your money.

Your relationship

If you ever leave barber.shop, your merchant account stays. You're not locked in by payment processing — your business relationship is yours.

Ready to own your payment processing?

Get your own merchant account and start accepting payments.