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As the leading electronic payment solution provider, UTA will help you find the optimal processing solutions to enhance your cash flow and eliminate processes that are inefficient by offering cost-effective products to manage your receivables and customer payments.
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Today, thousands of prominent companies and industry leaders rely on UTA as their payment solution provider.
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Industry Leader
Understanding your needs is an important component to finding the right payment solutions that work smarter for your business and harder for your money.
This is why some of the largest companies in these industries rely on UTA for payment processing.
Auto Dealers (% of Top 20 companies)
80Building Material (% of Top 20 companies)
80Furniture (% of Top 20 companies)
32Electrical Distributors (% of Top 20 companies)
65HVHC/Plumbing (% of Top 20 companies)
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What Our Clients Have To Say
American Furniture Warehouse
We have been doing business with UTA since 2004. They do everything they can and more to accommodate our check guarantee needs at a rate that rivals any competitor. UTA works very well with our customized payment system and does an outstanding job."
El Dorado Furniture
UTA is one company that follows through with what they promise. Our electronic transactions are delivered on time every time, Guaranteed!"
Latest news posts
Merchants in Canada no longer need to adhere to a 3-day payment delay to get funded on Canadian PAD/ACH payments
Property managers are in a difficult position right now with many of their clients unable to pay for their property. The recent economic downturn and COVID-19 pandemic have left these professionals tasked not only with managing real estate assets held by another entity but also worrying about how much money is going out as opposed to coming into your firm due mainly from rental revenue rather than purchase price gains alone.
Canadian businesses are now able to pass on a new credit card surcharge to their customers starting today. The new rule allows merchants to charge consumers what are known as interchange or swipe fees, or the money credit card companies, banks and payment processors collect from merchants with every transaction.