First Data is a leading payment processing company that handles over 1 trillion dollars in annual card transactions and 45% of all credit and debit card transactions in the US. As an independent sales agent for First Data, Jose Pinzon offers competitive credit and debit card processing rates starting at 1.55% and 1.61% respectively, along with affordable terminal rentals starting at $25 per month that can save merchants between $800-1000 per year compared to other providers. Pinzon aims to change the payment processing industry through transparency, clarity and personal service based on values developed from his upbringing of building new relationships quickly through honesty and giving more than receiving.

1. Jose Pinzon
Executive Leader
Independent Sales Agent Program
First Data Canada
604-679-5583
jose.andre.pinzon@gmail.com
Who is First Data?
● Over 6 million merchants around the world #FirstDataExpert
● Over 1 trillion dollars in card transactions annually.
● FD handles 45% of all credit card and Debit Card transactions in the US.
● Publicly traded in the NYSE under FDC with a Market Cap of over 10 Billion US
Dollars.
What We Offer
● 1.55% for Visa and 1.61% for MasterCard (Assessment Fee included).
● Additional 0.25% for points cards.
● State of the art terminals starting at $25.00 per month.
● Debit at $0.035
● On average we save most merchants between $800 and $1000 per year.
● No fees of any kind, just the cost of the terminal.
● Only month to month rentals, no leases orthird party contracts.
Why Choose Me?
I am changing the face of the industry by providing transparency, clarity and personal
service to an industry hungering for these values. I grew up moving from school to school
as such I never had the chance to put down any roots. What I learned at an early age is
that by being honest, by giving more than I received and by being transparent, I was able
to make new and lasting relationships quickly. As an agent of First Data, I am applying
these same values as I endeavor to build long lasting business relationships in the Lower
Mainland.
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