Large Enterprise
Omnichannel commerce, billing and payments solutions for large merchants and corporates
We understand that your business is your livelihood. That’s why we want to help small business owners who have had their payment processing disrupted by natural disasters.
- If you have processing equipment that’s not functioning, we may be able to replace it with no additional charges or fees.
- If you are a current Clover customer, you can still process transactions manually using the Clover Go App on your smartphone or tablet or depending on how you’re set up, you can process using the Virtual Terminal located in your Clover Dashboard.
Take and request payments with Virtual Terminal.
4 Steps to Safeguard Your Payment System
- Ensure any open batches are closed
- Power down and unplug all cables from payment devices
- Relocate payment devices to a higher location
- Move any supporting supplies to a higher location; this includes payment peripherals, accessories, paper and cables
We're Here to Help
Please prioritize your personal safety. In the event of a disaster-related business disruption, please call 888-351-2352.
Be Prepared: Small Business Checklist
The Small Business Administration (SBA) offers Preparedness checklists that detail actions you should consider before, during, and after natural disasters. Those checklists are accessible here.
Other Ways to Seek Assistance
Many agencies and partners of Fiserv have resources available to help business owners who have been impacted by natural disasters.
Florida Chamber of Commerce Resources
In Florida, small businesses can visit to complete the Business Damage Assessment survey and/or apply for a bridge loan from a $65 million fund allocated by the Florida Chamber of Commerce for these loans.
Georgia Chamber Resources
Support resources from the Georgia Chamber are available here.
Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives
The Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives has links to many disaster relief resources. CCE Disaster Resource Page
FEMA Resources
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has resources and assistance for Communities Impacted by Hurricane Helene available. People in designated counties can apply for FEMA assistance in three ways: online by visiting disasterassistance.gov, calling 1-800-621-3362 or in the FEMA App.
Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund
Through a partnership between DoorDash and Hello Alice, restaurants, gastropubs and bakeries with brick and mortar locations that have lost revenue from a disaster may apply for $10,000 grant awards from the Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund.
U. S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Resources
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has a number of resources available to help small businesses prepare for and recover from disasters, and build stronger, more resilient communities.