This website makes it easy for you to explore solutions that may meet your needs. Click here to begin exploring your options. Want to speak to one of our business consultants? Please call (720) 515-2850 (Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Sat. 11:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. EST).

YALI helps clients of all sizes effectively manage and grow their businesses by enabling them to deliver a great commerce experience for their customers. Solutions include credit/debit card processing, check acceptance, point-of-sale devices, Data Protection, eCommerce services, and custom payment solutions to streamline your payment solution.

Yali Payment will work with you to make sure you can securely accept the payment types that make the most sense for your business. Options include (but are not limited to) Mastercarda®, Visa®, American Express®, Discover®, debit cards, mobile wallet, checks, and EBT.

Accepting credit cards, debit cards, and mobile wallet payments provides a variety of options for your customers and can help improve their checkout experiences. By accepting these forms of payment, you may attract customers who prefer the convenience of credit or debit cards, want to collect credit card rewards (such as airline miles), or appreciate other credit card benefits such as purchase protection. Essentially, you're letting people pay the way they want to pay, which can enhance the shopping experience.

As soon as the next business day based on your specific business checking account bank.

The Yali is a chimerical creation (a mythical animal formed from parts of various animals) from ancient Hindu mythology. You can think of Yali similarly to winged Pegasus or even a unicorn. The Yali can be found today in as it is often sculpted onto the pillars at the entrance of many South Indian temples. It is often portrayed as part lion, part elephant and part horse. Because the Yali is described as having the body of a lion with the trunk of an elephant it acts as a guardian, protecting physically as well as spiritually. The Yali is believed to have been more powerful than lions or elephants and as such, have supremacy over the entire animal world while being completely fearless. So how does Yali apply in the modern world and specifically to Payments Processing? Quite simply, it is the perfect embodiment of who we are and what we stand for as an organization. We empower businesses by protecting and strengthening them. Our mantra is to give businesses a feeling of power positivity and fearlessness. We want our business partners to do what they do best and let YALI worry about the rest. Let’s place a Yali on your front door and put power of the YALI to work for your business!

The account approval process is typically completed in two to three business days. Once you are approved, we'll ship your payment-processing device(s), and typically you'll be accepting card payments from customers within 5-7 days.

Yali Payment offers a wide variety of POS devices that will enable you to accept card payments at your place of business or on the go. Choose from basic credit card terminals to full-featured business management solutions that do more so your business can do more. Click here to begin exploring POS solutions that help you do it all: take payments, view inventory, track sales, manage employees, and much more.

To enable the 3G or LTE functionality of Clover Flex and Clover Mini, merchant must have a 3G or LTE data plan through T-Mobile® or AT&T®. The devices come with an AT&T® SIM card and merchants can enroll in an AT&T® data plan through the Clover App Market for an additional monthly charge. To enable the devices with a T-Mobile® data plan, merchants must separately purchase a T-Mobile® SIM card and enroll in a T-Mobile® data plan.6

The Clover Station and Clover Mini (if on the Register or Register Lite software plan) can connect to a cash drawer via the RJ-11 6P6C cable.

We'll work with you to determine if your device can be used with our card processing service; just give us a call at (720) 515-2850. If your device won't work, we'll recommend a POS solution to meet your needs. Getting up and running is easier than you think!

Clover Station and Clover Mini can connect to a kitchen printer as long as the devices are on the same local area network (LAN).

A "chargeback" is a processed credit card transaction that is reversed (charged back to a merchant) because the customer or his/her bank found something wrong with the transaction. If you have a question about a chargeback, please contact your business consultant at (720) 515-2850

You will not be charged for the equipment until your application for a merchant account has been approved. However, you will see a pending authorization for the purchase amount from the time of purchase until account approval.

We are committed to helping our merchants protect card data with advanced security tools that encrypt and tokenize each transaction, so sensitive customer payment information does not enter your system through your point of sale system. If you don't have payment data, then thieves cannot steal your customers' card information. Clover devices include TransArmor Data Protection3 at no additional charge, while the FD130 terminal requires you to purchase TransArmor Data Protection for an additional monthly fee. For information regarding security on other terminals, please contact a Yali Payment Solutions Consultant at (720) 515-2850.

EMV®7 stands for EuroPay®, Mastercard® and Visa® — the companies that originally lead the chip-technology effort. EMVCO, LLC manages the effort today and is overseen by six member organization: Visa®, Mastercard®, Discover®, American Express®, JCB® and Union Pay®. Chip technology provides a higher level of card security that helps protect against certain types of counterfeit fraud, which can help your business by resulting in fewer disputes and chargebacks.

Yali Payments offers reliable eCommerce payment gateways that will enable you to: accept card payments via a web portal; add a payment page to your website; or build a fully customized online payment solution. Please call (720) 515-2850 (Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., Sat. 11:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. EST) so we can help you grow online.

Selling online offers "brick and mortar" retailers an opportunity to grow their businesses through a cost-effective additional sales channel. Open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, an online store is not limited by time or geography. In addition, electronic commerce offers many new avenues for building a broader customer base.

Cardholder The consumer/owner of the card used to make a purchase. Merchant The business accepting card payments for products or services sold to the cardholder. Issuer (Issuing Bank) The financial institution or other organization that issued the payment card to the cardholder. Card Organization or Card Network A network (such as Visa® and Mastercard®) that acts as a conduit between the acquirer and issuer for authorizing and funding transactions. Payment Processor A payment processor is a company — contracted by the merchant — to handle credit, debit and gift card transactions. The processor provides services to support authorization, capture, and other related processing services. Settlement Settlement is the process through which a merchant receives funds for a transaction with a customer. It is the exchange of funds between a card issuer and an acquiring bank to complete a cleared transaction, and the payment to a merchant for the amount of each card sale that has been submitted into the network. Merchant Account A merchant account allows you to accept and process card payments, and get funded for your transactions. Your merchant account also allows issuing banks to challenge disputed and fraudulent transactions and take back funds for those transactions in accordance with the card network rules. Dips, swipes and taps A card reader accepts payment information when a chip card is inserted (dipped) into a terminal, a magnetic stripe is swiped, or data is exchanged with a chip in close proximity (tapped). Contactless Payment Customers can use credit cards, debit cards, smart phones and other mobile devices equipped with radio-frequency identification (RFID), near field communication (NFC) or Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST) to make secure payments with just a tap against a card reader. Interchange Fees Charged to you by the payment processor and paid to the bank that issued the card. Interchange fees are usually stated as a percentage of the total transaction plus a flat charge per transaction. This fee helps cover authorization costs, handling expenses, fraud, and credit losses. Your payment processor doesn’t receive any revenue from interchange fees, and interchange rates don't vary among processors. Processing Fees These fees are set by the payment processor and charged to the merchant in exchange for card processing services.