North American Bancard

Interchange-Plus

Payment processor and ISO serving small and mid-sized businesses directly and through reseller channels, with in-person and online payment acceptance.

Quick Answer

North American Bancard (NAB) serves small and mid-sized businesses directly and through ISO/reseller channels with interchange-plus pricing. Because NAB operates through a reseller network, pricing and terms can vary significantly depending on the sales source — always verify the specific offer you receive.

In-person payments
ISO/reseller channel
Small-business focus
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At a Glance

Pricing Model
Interchange-plus
Public Pricing
Quote only
Online Payments
Supported
In-Person Payments
Supported
Ecommerce
Supported
POS System
Available
Payment Hardware
Available
Recurring Billing
No
Countries
United States
Best For
Small and mid-sized businesses looking for merchant services through a direct or ISO reseller channel.

Approval Considerations

Standard underwriting applies. Approval considerations vary — verify directly with North American Bancard.

Pricing & Terms

Pricing Model
Interchange-plus
Monthly Fee
Pricing is generally quote-based or arranged through resellers; verify directly with North American Bancard.
In-Person Rate
Processing rates vary by account and are typically quote-based; verify directly.
Online Rate
Online rates vary by account; verify directly.
Contract
Contract terms vary by account and sales channel; verify directly.
Payout Speed
Needs verification
Public Pricing
Needs verification

Capabilities

Online Payments
Yes
In-Person
Yes
POS System
Yes
Hardware
Yes
Ecommerce
Yes
Recurring Billing
No

Business Match

Best For
Small and mid-sized businesses looking for merchant services through a direct or ISO reseller channel.
Not Ideal For
Merchants who prefer a published self-serve online signup with flat-rate pricing.
Business Types
retail
restaurants
professional-services
ecommerce
Countries
United States
Key Integrations
PayAnywhere (consumer-facing brand), Popular POS systems

Research Sources & Data Status

Data Status

Last reviewed
Reviewed about 3 months ago
June 17, 2026
Public sources
2
Unconfirmed fields
3

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Research Status

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Last reviewed

June 16, 2026

Profile coverage confidence

Medium

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is North American Bancard?

North American Bancard is a payment processor and ISO (independent sales organization) that provides merchant accounts and payment acceptance solutions to small and mid-sized businesses across the United States. It serves merchants directly and through an extensive reseller network. Its consumer-facing brand Payanywhere is a separate product for in-person mobile payments.

Why do NAB pricing and terms vary so much?

NAB operates through a large network of independent sales agents and resellers (ISOs). Each reseller may offer different rates, fees, and contract terms within the range NAB allows. This means two merchants in identical businesses can receive significantly different proposals depending on which channel they came through. Always compare your specific offer carefully and negotiate pricing before signing.

What pricing model does North American Bancard use?

North American Bancard uses interchange-plus pricing as its core model. The specific markup varies by account and may be presented differently by different resellers. Monthly fees and per-transaction fees also apply. Verify your specific rate quote in writing before committing.

Does North American Bancard require a long-term contract?

Contract terms for NAB accounts vary by sales channel and account configuration. Some NAB arrangements include multi-year commitments and early termination fees. Review your specific contract carefully before signing.

Is Payanywhere the same as North American Bancard?

Payanywhere is a consumer-facing mobile payment brand owned by North American Bancard. Payanywhere accounts are ultimately NAB merchant accounts. If you sign up for Payanywhere, you are establishing an NAB merchant relationship. Verify your specific agreement terms when signing up through either brand.

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