Cashless commerce for licensed cannabis

Move beyond cash.
Keep business moving.

Give customers a modern way to pay with guided onboarding, payment-ready equipment, and a dedicated team beside you.

Approval and payment methods are subject to underwriting, location, license type, and provider availability.

Payment-ready equipment

Choose the checkout experience that fits the floor.

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IngenicoAvailable*
Ingenico Move/3500 payment terminal

Move/3500

Dependable mobility for everyday checkout.

IngenicoAvailable*
Ingenico Move/5000 payment terminal

Move/5000

A larger touchscreen experience for mobile service.

DejavooAvailable*
Dejavoo QD4 payment terminal

QD4

A countertop Android terminal built for busy registers.

NEXGOAvailable*
NEXGO N96 payment terminal

N96

A modern smart terminal with a familiar mobile interface.

*Equipment availability, ownership, replacement terms, and configuration depend on merchant approval and program terms.

01 Fast application review02 Equipment for eligible merchants*03 Guided onboarding04 Dedicated support
The checkout expectation has changed

Your customers live cashless.
Your business deserves a clearer path.

Cash remains useful, but relying on it for nearly every sale creates more counting, more deposit runs, more security exposure, and more friction at the register.

In the Federal Reserve’s 2026 consumer survey, debit and credit together represented the preferred way to pay for 78% of in-person purchases. Cannabis retail should not have to ignore that expectation.

Federal Reserve payment findings
01

Cash creates drag

Counting, reconciliation, deposit logistics, and on-site cash volumes add work that does not grow the business.

02

Customers expect options

A customer who arrives without enough cash should not have to abandon a purchase or leave to find an ATM.

03

The industry is complicated

Network restrictions, underwriting, and state-by-state rules make ordinary processing promises unreliable.

Clarity is the product

No vague processing promises.

Major card networks still restrict marijuana transactions. The right answer is not to hide what is being sold. It is to understand the approved payment path, its costs, settlement, and backup plan before you launch.

  • Straight answers about how the solution works
  • Equipment matched to the approved configuration
  • A continuity plan when a provider or network changes
Read the payment guide
Banking access, 20241,000

Approximately 1,000 banks and credit unions filed cannabis-related reports in 2024. That was about 11% of insured institutions nationwide.

U.S. GAO, 2026
Simple where it should be

A guided path from first conversation to first transaction.

Underwriting is detailed. Your experience does not have to feel that way.

A payments specialist walking a business owner through an onboarding checklist
Support that stays human

A terminal is only part of the experience.

You need someone who can explain the process, prepare your team, and respond when the checkout line is moving. Our support model is built around real merchant questions, with a person who knows the account.

01

Guided setup from documents through device configuration.

02

Practical training for owners, managers, and frontline staff.

03

Dedicated help when a payment question needs a person.

Why Marijuana Payments
Resources

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Ready when you are

Let’s find the right payment path for your business.

No blanket promises. Just a clear eligibility review, practical answers, and a team that understands cannabis retail.

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