Press Coverage & Awards
CardRates.com: Commerce with a Conscience
“As the move toward a cashless society accelerates, businesses are evolving to accept an array of payment methods. While the field is competitive, one payments processor is prioritizing the planet over profits. Dharma Merchant Services looks to not only streamline payments for businesses with its Interchange-plus pricing model and hassle-free onboarding, but also to share revenue with important causes through philanthropic efforts. What that means is a clearer conscience, and a better bottom line, for their partner businesses.” Read more here.
PAYMENTS SOURCE: Acquirers confront their ethics—and technology helps
JUST MEANS: Business as a Force for Awakening: A Dharma Approach
ISO&AGENT: EMV Held a Hidden Cost for ISOs
Triple Pundit: Dharma Increases Lowest Staff Salaries to $70,000
The Green Sheet: Dharma Merchant Services Raises Salary Bar to $70,000
Green Business Network: DMS Raises Entry Level Salaries to $70k
Digital Transactions: Finding The Payoff in Nonprofits
B Corporation: Dharma named “Best for Workers”
For the second year in a row, Dharma Merchant Services has been named as an honoree in the B Corporation’s Annual Best For The World awards in the category of Best for Workers, recognized for creating the most positive worker impact. Honorees have earned a worker score in the top 10% of all certified B Corporations on the B Impact Assessment.
Please note: while Dharma was a Certified B Corp at the time this was published, it no longer is.
The Green Sheet: Fostering A Payments Culture Of Giving
“Best of Category” Award
2015 Merchant Account News & Reviews
Nonprofit Times: Negotiating With Payment Processors
Environmental Leader: Chemical Policy Reform
December 2013
The coalition, Companies for Safer Chemicals, says it will make a business argument for reforms that help companies bring safer, cleaner products to the marketplace. (Dharma is a founding coalition member.)
Treehugger.com: Dharma Featured One of First Ca. B Corps
January 2012
Dharma Merchant Services was included in an article on Treehugger.com about how Patagonia and other California-based companies were first embracing the opportunity to change their corporate status to become Benefit Corporations.
“Joining Patagonia in registering as a B Corp on the first available day were: DopeHut, Dharma Merchant Services, Give Something Back Office Supplies, Green Retirement Plans, Opticos Designs, Scientific Certification Systems, Solar Works, Sun Light & Power, Terrassure Sustainable Land & Resource Development, and Thinkshift Communications.”
Please note: while Dharma was a Certified B Corp at the time this was published, it no longer is.
Environmental Leader: Patagonia Pioneers Sustainability Legal Status
Green America: BPA-free Cash Register Paper