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CardSave was a UK-based payment service provider founded to offer affordable card processing solutions to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The "Community" aspect of its branding referred to a specific program that provided preferential rates and services to charities, clubs, and non-profit organizations. In 2010, CardSave was acquired by Worldpay. Over time, the CardSave brand has been fully integrated and is now part of the global payment processing giant Worldpay from FIS, which continues to provide a comprehensive suite of merchant services, including card terminals, online payment gateways, and business funding.

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2008 (18 Years)

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