Customers must establish a new PNC Merchant Services account and execute a PNC Merchant Services agreement with an initial term of three years or longer. An early termination fee will not be applied if you close this account prior to the end of the term. If you have leased a point-of-sale device or other equipment, this is a separate agreement and is noncancellable. Please refer to your lease agreement for details. Purchased point-of-sale devices or other equipment is nonreturnable and is subject to availability.
Starting Your Business
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Get Started
When you're just starting out, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Our trusted advice gives you the confidence to start strong, setting you up for long-term success.
Get Paid
Your business and your customers are one-of-a-kind. Explore our payment solutions to find the best one for you and your customers.
On-the-go
Meet your customers where they are - accept credit and debit cards from your smartphone or tablet.[1]
Point of Sale
Discover "Point-of-Sale" systems and payment solutions to run your business more efficiently.[1]
Get Growing
To grow your business you have to know your business.
Manage your business's cash flow with efficiency, control & insight.
- Cash Flow Insight® [2]: A suite of digital business tools included with your PNC business checking accounts.
- See your business performance: One dashboard helps you monitor your cash flow and cash position at a glance.
- Plan for what's coming: Manage your short-term forecast and know about cash shortfalls ahead of time.
- Track your expenses: Transactions can be sorted, categorized and exported so you can compare them over time – and monitor employee spending with ease.
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Cash Flow Insight requires an eligible PNC business checking account and enrollment in PNC Online Banking. Cash Flow Insight is enabled for all new business checking customers enrolling in Online Banking. For more information, visit pnc.com/cashflowinsight. Cash Flow Insight is a registered mark of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. U.S. Patent Nos. 10,402,910, 9,965,808, and 11,074,660, and other patents pending.
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