SecureTrust helps businesses choose, install, and configure Clover Flex, Mini, Station Duo, and other Clover solutions while also reviewing the processing rate, Dual Pricing workflow, checkout experience, equipment terms, staff training, and ongoing support.
Clover is the hardware and software platform. The merchant-services setup around it determines how the account is priced, how Dual Pricing works, whether installation is on-site or remote, how staff are trained, and who helps when questions come up later.
Serving businesses across Florida, with sales representatives in New York and additional expanding markets.
Per transaction for approved SecureTrust merchant accounts using the applicable payment setup.
Clover hardware, software, gateway, leasing/financing, and other optional or account-specific charges may apply depending on the selected configuration. Card-brand assessments are not added separately on top of SecureTrust standard 2.00% + 3¢ processing.
SecureTrust offers both on-site Clover installation and remote guided installation. The right approach depends on the equipment, number of devices, business workflow, and how much hands-on setup is needed. Staff training is available so owners, managers, servers, cashiers, and other employees understand the Clover functions they use day to day.
Hands-on Clover installation and configuration for restaurants, multi-device locations, and other setups that benefit from an on-site deployment.
Remote activation and guided configuration for simpler setups, including many Flex-based environments that do not require a site visit.
Training around checkout, tips, refunds, employee access, devices, menus or items, and the workflows relevant to the business.
A dedicated SecureTrust agent remains available after activation for Clover, equipment, processing, statement, and account questions.
Different Clover devices solve different checkout problems. SecureTrust reviews where the customer pays, whether mobility matters, whether a customer-facing display is useful, and how staff interact with the system.
Handheld checkout for tableside payments, service counters, curbside, mobile teams, and payments away from the main register.
Compare Clover Flex →Compact countertop POS for front desks, service counters, retail spaces, and businesses that want a smaller register footprint.
Compare Clover Mini →Full counter system with merchant-facing and customer-facing displays for register-style checkout and higher-volume front counters.
Compare Station Duo →Mobile reader paired with a compatible phone or tablet for field payments, events, deliveries, and lighter mobile workflows.
Compare Clover devices →When the approved Dual Pricing program is configured on the Clover setup, staff do not need to manually calculate the card-price difference at checkout.
The customer-facing pricing is handled through the configured workflow, helping keep the checkout experience consistent from employee to employee.
SecureTrust also does not keep the added card-price difference as an extra markup. The full card transaction is processed at the approved rate and the remaining amount stays with the merchant.
Example shown for illustration. Actual customer-facing price difference, program implementation, and account-specific costs depend on the approved setup.
A Clover system should be ready for real business traffic before the merchant relies on it. SecureTrust can help review the operational setup as well as the payment program.
A good POS system can become a bad deal if the equipment agreement is not understood. SecureTrust emphasizes written terms and practical paths when the business itself changes.
For qualifying equipment agreements, documented business closure can support cancellation under the applicable leasing process. Equipment must be returned, and cancellation is completed after the leasing company receives the equipment.
If the business is sold, an approved transfer process may allow the equipment agreement to move to the new owner, subject to the leasing company's approval process and the applicable written agreement.
The actual equipment agreement controls the merchant's rights and obligations. Merchants should review equipment, cancellation, transfer, and return terms before signing.
Equipment cancellation or transfer is subject to the applicable written agreement, documentation, leasing-company approval, equipment return requirements, and other stated conditions.
Review SecureTrust's fair-agreement approach · Merchant services contract checklist
SecureTrust does not treat activation as the end of the relationship. Your agent remains a continuing point of contact for Clover setup, equipment, staff-training questions, statement reviews, payment programs, processing questions, and support after go-live.
Review mobility, counter space, customer-facing display needs, receipts, and business workflow.
Set up the payment program, staff workflow, items, taxes, tips, receipts, and required tools.
Complete the on-site or remote installation, train the staff on the workflows they use, and test checkout before busy hours.
Your dedicated agent remains involved with equipment, statements, processing questions, and support.
The best Clover configuration depends heavily on the business model and checkout flow.
Menus, modifiers, tips, taxes, online ordering, takeout, tableside payments, customer-facing checkout, on-site installation, and staff training.
Restaurant POS systems →Counter checkout, item setup, receipts, customer-facing displays, cash drawer workflow, staff permissions, and reporting.
Retail payment processing →Invoices, deposits, phone payments, virtual terminal access, mobile payments, and service-call collections.
Virtual terminal options →Clover hardware can be obtained through different merchant-services providers. SecureTrust helps merchants evaluate not only the device, but also the processing rate, Dual Pricing program, installation method, staff training, equipment terms, statement economics, and ongoing support structure around the Clover system.
Buying Clover equipment is only one part of the decision. The merchant-services provider behind the account can affect pricing, onboarding, installation, training, contract terms, and who remains available after the system goes live.
If you are deciding where to buy Clover, see our Clover direct vs reseller/provider comparison.
Businesses can also review merchant services, SecureTrust pricing, Dual Pricing, and statement review.
SecureTrust can review your current statement, business workflow, device needs, payment program, equipment options, installation method, staff-training needs, and support expectations before recommending a Clover setup.