Oklahoma-Based · Veteran-Owned · 20+ Years Experience

Reliable Payment Processing for Firearm and FFL Businesses

Firearm businesses need a processor that knowingly supports the industry — with accurate underwriting, transparent pricing and direct support when questions arise. We work with gun stores, shooting ranges, gunsmiths, home-based FFLs and other licensed firearm businesses.

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Payment Solutions for Firearm Businesses

Firearms merchant services require more than a standard merchant account. Accurate business classification during underwriting, a processor with explicit industry experience, and a pricing structure you can verify on every statement are the foundation of a stable processing relationship. We provide interchange-plus pricing with no hidden markups and direct support — not a call center.

Transparent interchange-plus pricing
Accurate FFL underwriting from the start
In-store, mobile and online payment options
Next-day funding available
Chargeback monitoring and guidance
Direct support from your advisor
POS systems for retail and range environments
Virtual terminal for phone and manual orders

Who We Serve

We work with licensed firearm businesses of all sizes — from home-based FFLs processing a modest monthly volume to established retail stores and ranges with multiple terminals.

Licensed retail gun stores (FFL Type 01)
Home-based FFLs and part-time dealers
Indoor and outdoor shooting ranges
Gunsmiths and repair shops (FFL Type 07)
Firearm instructors and training facilities
Manufacturers and importers
Distributors and wholesalers
Ammunition and accessory retailers
"David delivered transparent pricing, real savings, and hands-on support. Payment processing is smoother, faster, and more reliable than ever. I recommend him without hesitation."

Daniel Ray

Owner, DR Gun Supply  ·  $6,480/year in savings

In-Store, Mobile and Online Payments

A gun store POS system, a range-side terminal and an online accessory store each have different requirements. We match the right hardware and gateway to how your business actually operates.

In-store and countertop

EMV chip, tap-to-pay and swipe terminals suited for retail counter environments. Next-day funding available.

Mobile and portable

Wireless terminals and mobile card readers for gun shows, events and range-side transactions.

Virtual terminal

Accept phone orders and manual card entries securely through a browser-based virtual terminal — no hardware required.

E-commerce payments

Payment gateway integration for online stores selling accessories, ammunition, apparel, training and other eligible products.

POS systems

Point-of-sale systems that handle inventory, sales reporting and payment in one place — sized for single-location stores and multi-lane ranges.

What Underwriters May Request

Because firearm businesses are classified as high-risk, the underwriting process is more thorough than a standard retail account. Having the following documents ready helps the application move quickly. Requirements vary by processor and business type — this list covers the most common items.

Copy of your Federal Firearms License (FFL)
Business bank statements (typically 3 months)
Government-issued ID for the business owner
Voided business check or bank letter
Business formation documents (LLC, corporation, sole proprietor)
Description of products and services sold
Estimated monthly card volume and average ticket
Website URL if accepting online payments

We walk through the application with you and help ensure your business is classified accurately from the start.

Avoid Unexpected Account Holds

Account holds and terminations are a real risk for firearm businesses — but most are preventable. The following are the most common causes and what can be done about each.

Inaccurate business classification

If your merchant account was opened under a generic retail category rather than a firearm-specific MCC, the processor may not have knowingly approved firearm sales. This is one of the most common causes of sudden account termination.

Elevated chargeback ratio

Card networks flag accounts that exceed chargeback thresholds. A clear return policy, delivery confirmation and accurate product descriptions all help keep chargebacks low.

Sudden volume spikes

Processing significantly more volume than your approved monthly limit — even temporarily — can trigger a hold. Notifying your processor before a busy season or promotion helps avoid this.

Processor policy changes

Some general-market processors quietly restrict firearm sales through updated terms of service. Working with a processor that knowingly and explicitly supports the industry reduces this exposure.

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