William Efurd Digital Processors

To utilize our resources and revenues to feed charity and community, embracing the causes our clients are passionate about; donating 20% to 40% of the swipe fees generated from each client to the charity of the client's choosing.

Furthermore, we engage in our public school systems for the development of programs to steer residual income opportunities towards 'budget at-risk' public schools.

Given ninety-nine percent of global businesses need to use some form of digital payment (credit / debit cards, ACH bank transfers, eCommerce gateways, etc) to collect monies for its products or services, merchant processing agencies have a unique opportunity to create a residual stream of income to help fund a myriad of community projects, schools in need of funding, small businesses (in particular, start-ups), youth athletic and non-athletic programs, social service efforts, and more.

We are poised to commit 20% to 40% of our revenues to various charities determined by merchant clients and their firm.

Because of the relationships we have made with close to a dozen merchant partners, we are able to provide the lowest card swipe fees, the overall impact also involves stimulating the local economy and the small businesses that are pillars of it (for example).

The best way to help explain our intentions, please read this excerpt about a concept called 'poly-capitalism':

Capitalism is in a quandary. It is amazingly productive and profoundly broken. Wealth creation abounds while economic inequality increases. Innovative products appear while ecosystems are impaired.

Corporate profits surge while community welfare declines. Jobs are created while workers feel alienated.

The solution is neither “stay the course” nor “start over.” It’s time for a new approach…one that keeps what works while fixing what doesn’t.

Poly-Capitalism provides a new vision of capitalism. Using the principles of capital management to recognize and reward those who contribute non-financial capital, poly-capitalism integrates more voices, more interests, and more people into our economic system.

By recognizing multiple types of non-financial capital, poly-capitalism unifies the multi-stakeholder and multiple-bottom-line movements. Poly-Capitalism shows that treating all forms of capital the way we treat financial capital will reinvigorate and restore balance to the economy.