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Clover Reserve Account Issues?

Reserve accounts can tie up significant amounts of your revenue. If Clover sprung this on you unexpectedly, or the requirements seem excessive, we hear you.

Quick Fixes to Try Right Now

1

Review Your Agreement

Check your merchant agreement for reserve clause terms. This determines your rights regarding reserve funds.

2

Understand Reserve Calculation

Ask for a breakdown of how your reserve amount was calculated and what triggers changes.

3

Request Release Timeline

Get a specific timeline for when reserve funds will be released back to you.

4

Negotiate if Possible

If your processing history is clean, you may be able to negotiate lower reserve requirements.

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

What is a Clover reserve account?
A reserve is a portion of your funds held as security against chargebacks and fraud. It can be rolling, fixed, or based on transaction volume.
Can I get my Clover reserve released?
Reserves are typically released after a clean processing history for a specified period, often 6-12 months.
Does CapClover require reserves?
CapClover evaluates each merchant individually. Many merchants qualify for accounts with no reserve. Call (971) 408-0163.