Serving E-Commerce Merchants Around the Globe
Created in 2016, Ingenico ePayments is a merchant account provider specializing in payment processing solutions for domestic and international e-commerce merchants. Ingenico ePayments was formed via a January 2016 merger between GlobalCollect and Ingenico Payment Services and currently operates as a subsidiary of the Ingenico Group. In July 2017, Ingenico acquired Bambora. In November 2020, French payment and transactional services company Worldline acquired Ingenico for $8.6 billion.
Ingenico Point of Sale
Merchants may be primarily familiar with Ingenico for its credit card terminals. Their card readers are among some of the most popular and common in the world. That said, the company has spent the last few years developing its capacity as an e-commerce payment provider. Ingenico ePayments now claims to serve over 65,000 merchants in 170 countries with the help of more than 230 acquiring partners and banks.
Ingenico Location and Ownership
Ingenico ePayments is a registered ISO/MSP of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Concord, California. Gilles Grapinet is CEO of Worldline and Nicolas Huss continues to operate as the CEO of Ingenico Group, which is headquartered at 28/32 boulevard de Grenelle, 75015 Paris, France. The company’s US operations are based at 3025 Windward Plaza STE 600, Alpharetta, GA.
Ingenico ePayments Review Table of Contents
- Costs & Contract: Ingenico ePayments appears to offer variable contract terms depending on the merchant’s country of origin and business type.
- Complaints & Service: Ingenico ePayments complaints number fewer than 10 on public complaints forums.
- BBB Rating: Ingenico ePayments does not have a dedicated BBB profile. However, Ingenico U.S. has a “B-” rating with the Better Business Bureau and 4 complaints in the last 3 years.
- Sales & Marketing: Ingenico ePayments does not engage in misleading sales tactics and has not received complaints about its sales team.
One Response
please stay away from this company. zero service, terminals always problems, accountancy very poor and lazy. they make you mad gradually by all the time sending you wrong invoices.