A new chapter begins for Total Processing! After 12 months of working closely with NomuPay to bring together our people, technology and services, we’re thrilled to announce that in early 2025 Total Processing will be rebranding to Nomupay under one unified brand! Follow the Nomupay page to stay updated—we can’t wait to share what’s next!
About us
Total Processing is a Fintech Company disrupting the payments sector through the delivery of custom payment solutions across e-commerce and in-store channels worldwide. We’re using our accredited network of strategic partners to provide businesses of all sizes with a number of hosted and integrated solutions. Providing complete global coverage, Total Processing proudly pioneers payment strategy with access to the world’s leading payment gateway and acquiring options, with added expertise in risk management and data analytics.
- Website
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http://www.totalprocessing.com
External link for Total Processing
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Manchester
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 2015
- Specialties
- Merchant Services, Payments, Relationship Management, Technical Integrations, payment systems, and alternative payments
Locations
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Primary
Manchester
Manchester, GB
Employees at Total Processing
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Steve Abramson
Strategic Advisor / Growth Advisor, helping companies become more disruptive, strengthen client relationships and drive growth.
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Aden Davies
Product Manager
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Simon Lowe 💳
Strategic Partnerships - NomuPay Group (Merchant Payment Processing)
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Phil Astall
Chief Operating Officer at Total Processing (ex-Expedia)
Updates
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Top Tips Tuesday: Personalise the payment experience with customer data 📊 By leveraging customer data from previous transactions, you can create a more personalised and seamless payment journey! Analyse purchase history and preferences to offer targeted discounts, loyalty rewards and preferred payment methods. This approach not only makes customers feel valued but also boosts the chances of repeat purchases—an essential strategy for building brand loyalty in a competitive market. Additionally, conversion rates can provide valuable insights into customer behaviour. If users frequently abandon the checkout process, it may indicate issues with the payment page. Use this data to identify and address potential roadblocks, while also optimising the display of payment options based on the most used methods.
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Did you know making cancellations easy can actually be good for business? It might sound counterintuitive, but offering a smooth, user-friendly cancellation process can actually benefit your business in the long run. Here’s why: A hassle-free experience leaves a positive last impression, increasing the likelihood that customers will return and re-subscribe later. Smooth exits reduce the risk of negative reviews, which helps you attract future customers. Your cancellation flow should leave doors open, not slam them shut.
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Top Tips Tuesday: Build trust with secure payment solutions 🔐 Did you know that 83% of online shoppers are concerned about payment fraud? Security is crucial and ensuring your payment system is fully encrypted and PCI DSS compliant is key to protecting customer data. Display security badges and certifications on your site to reassure buyers and consider tokenising card details for added protection. A secure payment experience not only reduces risk but also boosts confidence, leading to more repeat purchases. Want to learn more ways to build trust with your customers? Check out our blog: https://ow.ly/4MCh50U4S1M
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Top Tips Tuesday: Offer multiple payment options to reduce cart abandonment 💳 Not all customers prefer the same payment method. Offering a variety of payment options, like credit cards, digital wallets and buy now, pay later solutions, increases convenience and lowers the chances of abandoned carts. Different regions or demographics have their own preferences, so don’t skip out on doing your research to know what your audience expects. The more flexible you are, the better your chances of converting customers. Ask yourself, are you offering enough options at the checkout?