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Recurring Payments
Please allow for Merchants to send Recurring Payment links to their customers and their customers enter all their own card information. I'm running into this Clover limitation as I work to win business from competitors. With Clover if the Merchant has 100 recurring paying clients our Merchant has to get the card info and enter it manually for all 100 clients. With competitors, Merchants simply setup the recurring payment and send a link and the customer enters their card information.
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Improve Recurring Payments: Card-Present Enrollment + Customer Payment Links
We operate a membership-based gym and rely heavily on recurring billing.
Currently, Clover requires us to manually enter card information into Virtual Terminal to create recurring payment plans. This creates two major limitations:
When customers are physically present, we cannot swipe/tap their card on the Clover device and directly enroll them into a recurring plan. Instead, we must manually key the card into Virtual Terminal. This increases friction and introduces unnecessary card-not-present risk when the card is physically present.
There is no option to send a recurring payment signup link where customers can securely enter their own card information to…
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RECURRING PAYMENT PROCESS
My business model is mostly recurring membership-based. Clover does not give me the option to send a link to collect my clients' card information to create a recurring membership. If I want to create a recurring payment process, I would have to be face-to-face with my client to collect their card information. Why can't I send them a link so they can enter their card information and allow me to create their recurring membership? In 2025, this is the opposite of efficiency, and if I can't have that, then it is a deal-breaker.
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Update of customer address without putting in all of the card information for a saved card.
In addition to the planned update of being able to enter a new expiration date for a saved card without having to put all of the customers card information in, it would also be helpful to be able to update a new customer address without having to put all of the card information back into the terminal for a recurring payment.
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Recurring Payments reporting
Please add recurring payments as an option to the reporting. Merchants want to be able view the data by dates.
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Retry button for Failed payments
When our customers payment fails there should be a retry button beside it so that if the customer says to retry the card we can simply click it. First Data when they were around made it so easy to retry a failed or declined payment. Please add this clickable button to rerun a customers card!
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Notify merchant (not only the client) of failed recurring payment
When a recurring payment fails, only the client is notified and they would need to take action to correct. We are a service company with some recurring payments and would like to be notified when one of those payments fail, so we can decide whether to call the client or suspend service.
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Ability to choose Recurring Clover Billing schedule
We are an iso and have many merchants using this system. When they are billed for Clover services, they get billed at random times ! Is there way to setup recurring billing to bill merchants either at the end of month or at the beginning of the month ? Having random billing creates discrepancies. Thank you !
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Recurring payments on dashboard is there away to edit withdrawal date?
Is there away edit withdrawal date without deleting account or end end date?
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