Overview
This review takes a closer look at LADCO Global Leasing Solutions, a long-standing provider of credit card processing equipment leases owned by U.S. Bancorp and affiliated with Elavon. Despite its long history, LADCO’s limited online presence raises transparency concerns. We examine their POS equipment leases, contract terms, and common complaints about hidden fees, strict cancellation policies, and poor customer service. The review also covers legal issues, including a settlement with the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office, and evaluates the company’s sales tactics and pricing compared to industry standards. Overall, this article provides a concise, balanced overview to help businesses decide whether LADCO’s leasing services are a trustworthy option.
About LADCO Global Leasing Solutions
An Elavon-Owned Equipment Lease Provider
LADCO Global Leasing Solutions is a credit card processing equipment lease provider for merchant accounts that has been in business for over 25 years. The company appears to be either a subsidiary or a DBA of Elavon and is the primary source of equipment leases sold by Elavon, making it a very large lease provider.
LADCO has massively reduced its footprint online, making it difficult to understand the full picture of the company. These things alone could be seen as highly suspicious behaviors by LADCO, but we also continue to find the occasional new negative review of the company as well. This tells us that the company is very likely still operating and doing so in a similar manner to that described below.
LADCO Point of Sale
Though it no longer has its own functioning website, we can imply that LADCO's point-of-sale offerings are the same as what Elavon offers. The Elavon point-of-sale family includes the Poynt family of smart terminals, talech terminals and tablet solutions, and card swipers from Ingenico and Verifone. Talech terminals, specifically, are geared toward the restaurant industry. Elavon pairs these with multiple possible payment gateways, including the Converge and Fusebox payment gateways.





