Owner Profile: Jared Isaacman

Background and Roles

Jared Isaacman is associated with Inside Shift4 Payments. According to our review of Inside Shift4 Payments, the company provides payment processing and merchant services to businesses. Isaacman has been involved in the company’s operations within the payment processing industry.

Legal, Regulatory, and Reputation Notes

Jared Isaacman has a documented legal history that has drawn public attention. In 2010, he was arrested on fraud charges related to a felony warrant from Clark County, Nevada, and was apprehended at the Canadian border. He has also been sued by casinos in New Jersey and Connecticut for allegedly writing approximately two million dollars in bad checks. The Trump Taj Mahal casino sued Isaacman over four bounced checks totaling one million dollars, which was settled in 2011 for $650,000. The Mohegan Sun in Connecticut filed a separate suit for another one million dollars in bad checks, which was later withdrawn. Isaacman has stated that the criminal matter was resolved within 24 hours, the charges were dismissed, and the records were sealed. Shift4 Payments, the company he founded, has also faced a civil securities fraud lawsuit from investors, though the case reportedly fell short on establishing intent.