Global Payments and CashLinq renew payment processing services agreement

July 28, 2008, 11:05 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Global Payments, which provides electronic transaction processing services, has announced that The CashLinq Group, a merchant services provider and independent sales organization, has agreed to extend its long-term relationship with Global Payments for payment processing services.Through its new multi-year agreement, Global Payments will continue to provide The CashLinq Group with a comprehensive line of payment card authorization and settlement services, as well as customized merchant support services for The CashLinq Group's expanding market base of non-profit and faith-based merchants.Paul Garcia, chairman, president and CEO of Global Payments, said: "It is our great pleasure to continue serving The CashLinq Group and their customers. We believe that both companies benefit from this association and we are proud to be linked with the many wonderful opportunities Foster and his team are developing in this market place."

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