Gibaltar's official Worldpay partner

Reviewing a payment provider isn't always about solving a problem. Many businesses regularly compare providers to ensure they're still receiving the best combination of pricing, support, speed, security, functionality, and flexibility available.

Businesses often review their options when agreements are due for renewal, when opening new locations, expanding online, or simply wanting to understand whether there are better options available. Others may be looking for more competitive pricing, clearer reporting, faster access to funds, payouts direct to an existing business bank account, improved support, broader payment acceptance, or solutions better suited to their current needs.

Even if your current solution is working well, periodically reviewing your options can help ensure you're still receiving the best value and service for your business.

Yes. Many businesses switch card payment providers when looking for different functionality, improved support, competitive pricing, greater flexibility, or solutions better suited to their current requirements.

Before switching, it's sensible to review your existing agreement, as notice periods, minimum contract terms, and automatic renewals can vary between providers. Some payment solutions operate on monthly, pay-as-you-go terms, allowing businesses to change provider at any point, while others may involve longer commitments or notice periods.

If you're currently under contract, it's still worth exploring your options with Worldpay. Many businesses assume they need to wait until the end of an agreement before considering a change, but this is not always the case. Depending on the circumstances, solutions may be available to help businesses transition to a new provider without the level of additional cost they might expect.

In many cases, businesses find that changing payment provider is far simpler than they initially expected.

Considering a change? Explore your options or get a Worldpay Gibraltar quote.

Being tied into an existing agreement doesn't necessarily mean you need to wait until the end of the term before exploring Worldpay as an alternative. Contract terms, notice periods, and exit arrangements can vary significantly between providers.

In some cases, Worldpay solutions may be available to help businesses transition to a new provider sooner than expected or reduce the costs typically associated with switching. Every situation is different, which is why it's often worth exploring your options before assuming a change isn't possible.

If you're unsure about your current agreement, we'd be happy to discuss your circumstances and help you understand what options may be available.

If you're unsure about your current agreement, reach out to us to explore your options and we'll be happy to help.

Getting started is typically a straightforward process, although timescales can vary depending on the payment solution selected and any information required as part of the application process.

Like most payment providers, Worldpay will need to complete certain verification and compliance checks before services can be activated. While this may require some business information upfront, it helps ensure payment services are configured correctly and securely from day one.

The Worldpay team will guide you through the process and provide guidance on expected timescales based on your individual requirements. As Gibraltar's official Worldpay partner, BSG can also assist with local coordination, installation, and access to locally held terminal stock, helping streamline the onboarding process and reduce delays.

Have questions about getting started? Explore your options →

Yes. You're free to explore pricing, compare providers, ask questions, and understand the options available without any obligation to proceed.

Many businesses use the process simply to benchmark their existing arrangements and determine whether there may be a better fit for their current needs.

Whether you decide to move forward or not, the decision remains entirely yours.

Explore your options or get a Worldpay Gibraltar quote.

It depends on what you're looking for.

If you have questions, would like to compare options, or simply want to understand what's available before requesting pricing, speaking with us and exploring your options is usually the best place to start.

If you're ready to discuss pricing and available payment solutions for your business, getting a Worldpay Gibraltar quote will connect you directly with the Worldpay team supporting Gibraltar businesses.

Some businesses prefer to ask questions first, while others are ready to move straight to pricing. Both options are available, and you're welcome to choose whichever feels right for you.

The Worldpay Gibraltar quote route is specifically designed for businesses operating in Gibraltar.

Rather than submitting a general enquiry, your information is directed to the Worldpay team responsible for supporting Gibraltar businesses. This helps ensure discussions are focused on the payment solutions, pricing, and services available to businesses operating locally.

For local businesses, it's simply the most simple, fast and direct way to obtain information relevant to the Gibraltar market.

Ready to discuss pricing? Get a Worldpay Gibraltar quote →

Unlike providers that offer the same pricing structure to every business, Worldpay uses information such as transaction volumes, average transaction values, industry sector, card types accepted, and how your business takes payments to provide pricing and solutions that are relevant to your business.

In some cases, businesses may qualify for more competitive pricing or alternative solutions based on their payment requirements and expected transaction volumes.

Providing this information upfront helps ensure the pricing you receive reflects your business and the way you operate, rather than relying on generic rates that may not represent the most competitive options available to you.

Ready to explore Worldpay pricing for your business? Get a Worldpay Gibraltar quote →

Yes. Many businesses prefer card payments to be settled directly into their existing business bank account automatically, helping keep banking, accounting, and cash flow management simple.

Unlike some payment solutions that require businesses to receive funds into a separate account before transferring them elsewhere, Worldpay solutions can support settlement directly into your chosen business bank account, card, or wallet, subject to the specific solution and requirements.

This means businesses can continue using their existing banking arrangements without the need for additional accounts, manual transfers, or extra administration to move funds between platforms. For many businesses, this can simplify cash flow management, reporting, and day-to-day financial administration.

Want more information on payment solutions or settlement options? Explore your options →

Settlement timeframes can vary depending on factors such as the payment solution being used, the payment method, and the bank account receiving the funds.

Many businesses place a high value on receiving funds quickly, directly into their chosen business bank account, card, or wallet, and having clear visibility of when payments will arrive. Worldpay offers settlement arrangements designed to support efficient payment processing, cash flow management, and timely access to funds.

During the quotation process, the Worldpay Gibraltar team can explain the settlement arrangements available to your business and the expected timeframes based on your specific requirements and settlement methods.

Want to understand the settlement options available to your business? Request a Worldpay Gibraltar quote →

No. Worldpay pricing and charges are explained as part of the quotation process, helping businesses understand the costs associated with their payment solution before making a decision. Clear pricing and transparent reporting make it easier to understand exactly what you're paying for and identify any changes over time.

When comparing providers, businesses should look beyond headline transaction rates and ensure they understand all applicable charges, including transaction fees, terminal costs, PCI-related charges, and any ongoing service fees.

Transparent pricing and clear reporting can make it easier to understand payment processing costs, monitor charges over time, and identify any changes quickly. Many businesses value this visibility because it helps simplify accounting, budgeting, and financial reporting while reducing the risk of unexpected surprises.

Want to better understand your current payment processing costs? Explore your options →

Worldpay provides support for payment services and merchant account-related enquiries through its dedicated support channels.

Businesses also benefit from access to a dedicated Worldpay account manager with regular presence in Gibraltar, providing a more personal point of contact and the opportunity for face-to-face meetings where required.

For Gibraltar businesses, BSG can also provide local assistance with installations, hardware replacements, removals, and coordination where required, giving businesses the reassurance of a local point of contact alongside Worldpay's support services.

Many businesses value the reassurance of having both local assistance and direct access to the wider Worldpay support network.

Security is a key consideration when processing card payments, which is one of the reasons many businesses choose established payment providers like Worldpay with extensive experience in the payments industry.

As one of the world's leading payment providers, Worldpay invests heavily in payment security, fraud prevention, and the protection of payment data. Worldpay solutions are designed to support secure payment processing and recognised industry security standards, including PCI DSS.

For many businesses, the reassurance of working with a globally established payment provider is an important part of managing payment security and reducing risk.

Many businesses value the reassurance that comes from working with an established payment provider with a long track record, extensive payment infrastructure, and significant investment in security, reliability, and payment technology.

As one of the world's leading payment providers, Worldpay processes payments for businesses across a wide range of industries and markets. For many organisations, this provides additional confidence when selecting a long-term payment partner.

Yes. Worldpay supports a wide range of payment methods and card types, including major credit and debit card brands such as Visa, Mastercard, and American Express (Amex).

For many businesses, particularly those serving tourists, visitors, international customers, or higher-spending clientele, accepting a broad range of card types is an important part of delivering a convenient customer experience and avoiding lost sales opportunities.

The payment methods available to your business, together with any associated pricing, can be discussed during the quotation process based on your requirements.

Yes. Worldpay supports contactless card payments and can also support popular digital wallet payment methods, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, where applicable.

Many customers, particularly tourists and international visitors, now expect to be able to pay using contactless cards, smartphones, and other digital payment methods. Supporting a wide range of payment options can help businesses improve the customer experience, reduce friction at the point of sale, and process transactions quickly and conveniently.

The payment methods available to your business will depend on the solutions selected and can be discussed during the quotation process.

Yes. Worldpay offers solutions that can support both in-person and online payments, helping businesses provide customers with multiple ways to pay.

Depending on your requirements, available options may include ecommerce payments, online checkout solutions, payment links, remote payments, subscription payments, recurring payments and other digital payment services.

For many businesses, the ability to accept both online and in-person payments provides greater flexibility, improves customer convenience, and creates additional opportunities to generate revenue.

Yes. Worldpay offers solutions that can support recurring and subscription payments for a wide range of business models.

Many businesses use recurring payments for memberships, subscriptions, retainers, maintenance agreements, instalment plans, service contracts, and other regular payment arrangements.

For businesses that currently rely on manual invoicing, bank transfers, standing orders, or collecting card payments individually each month, recurring payments can help automate the payment process, reduce administration, and improve payment collection.

Depending on the solution selected, recurring payments may help reduce the need to manually request payment from customers each month, saving time, reducing the administrative workload, and helping create a more predictable payment process.

Many businesses also find that recurring payments help improve cash flow visibility, reduce missed or late payments, and create a more convenient experience for customers. This can be particularly valuable for businesses with ongoing customer relationships or regular monthly services.

Interested in recurring payment solutions? Explore your options →

Yes. Worldpay solutions can support businesses operating across multiple sites, locations, or trading environments, helping provide a consistent payment experience as businesses grow.

Many businesses value the ability to manage multiple locations, business entities, and payment terminals while maintaining clear visibility of transactions and reporting for each location. This can help simplify accounting, reconciliation, performance monitoring, and day-to-day management across the wider organisation.

For growing businesses, multi-location payment solutions can provide greater consistency and flexibility as additional sites, terminals, or trading locations are added over time.

Have multiple locations, business entities, or complex payment requirements? Explore your options →