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Accepting payments
Accept card payments
Accepting card transactions with a card reader is quick and easy with SumUp. Here’s all you need to know.
Read ArticleSumUp server error: troubleshooting and outages
Seeing a server error when using SumUp? The issue may be caused by a temporary technical problem or a service outage. Check the current SumUp service status first to see whether the service you're using is affected.
Read ArticleWhere can I use SumUp?
You can use SumUp only in the country where your SumUp profile is registered.
Read ArticleAccepted payment methods
You're able to accept a variety of card schemes and payment methods with SumUp. See the full list of accepted payment types to see how your customer can pay.
Read ArticleWhat's smart tipping?
Smart tipping offers customers a set of tipping options based on the transaction amount. Here’s how to enable smart tipping and customise tipping rates.
Read ArticleSales taxes in Canada
Canada uses several types of sales tax depending on the province or territory. Find out which tax applies to your sales and what rates to use when accepting payments with SumUp.
Read ArticleHow can I accept payments?
Check out all the payment options available to help you start taking payments with ease. From card readers to remote payments, here's how you can accept transactions.
Read ArticleResolve transaction issues
Why didn’t my transaction work? From connection issues to transaction timeouts, here’s how to quickly fix transaction problems.
Read ArticleAccept cash payments
The world isn't cashless yet. Here's how to accept cash payments with SumUp so you can track all your sales in one place, even when customers pay with cash.
Read ArticleReissue receipts
Provide a second copy of an old receipt or simply send or print a receipt from a previous sale. Here's how it's done.
Read ArticleRefund payments
Refunding payments with SumUp is quickly and easy. Here's how to give your customer their money back if they change their mind.
Read ArticleContactless payments
Near field communication (NFC), otherwise known as contactless, allows you to take payments mostly without the need for PIN verification. Here's how it works.
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