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Can I Cancel My Clover Contract? Your Options Explained

Feeling trapped in your Clover contract? Many merchants find themselves wanting out but unsure of their options. Let's explore what cancellation really involves and how to minimize costs.

Quick Fixes to Try Right Now

1

Review Your Contract

Find your original merchant agreement. Look for terms around early termination, notice periods, and cancellation fees.

2

Calculate Termination Costs

Common fees include: early termination fee ($200-$500+), remaining lease payments, and equipment return costs.

3

Contact Your Processor

Call your payment processor (not Clover) to discuss cancellation. Ask about waiver options or reduced fees.

4

Consider Timing

If your contract is close to ending, it may be cheaper to wait. Some processors also have buyout or conversion options.

Still Having Issues? Compare Your Options

Feature Clover CapClover
Customer Support Long hold times, unresponsive Your assigned rep's direct line
Business Funding Limited or no options Up to $500,000
Approval Time Weeks or denied Same-day decisions
Hidden Fees Frequently reported Transparent pricing
Contract Terms Early termination fees Flexible terms

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cancel my Clover contract?
Yes, but there may be early termination fees depending on your agreement. Review your contract for specific terms.
How much does it cost to cancel?
Early termination fees typically range from $200 to $500 or more. Equipment leases may require remaining payments. Get exact figures from your processor.
Is there a fee-free way to cancel?
Some processors waive fees for long-term customers, those with business closures, or when switching to another Fiserv product. Always ask about options.
What happens to my Clover device if I cancel?
If you lease the device, you must return it. If you own it, you keep it but may need to reprovision for a new processor.