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Citadel EFT (a fully audited company), which offers U.S. merchants credit card terminals and online, mail order and retail credit card processing services, today announced that it has received its stock symbol (OTCQB:CDFT). “In addition to helping merchant accounts bolster their financial success through Visa and MasterCard credit card processing products and services, Citadel EFT is on the cutting edge of new technology to best help our merchants,” says Gary De Roos, Citadel’s CEO.
Citadel EFT began operations in 1990 and incorporated as a C corporation in 2008. The company’s mission is to enable more merchants to accept Visa and MasterCard credit card transactions by offering free processing equipment along with affordable, high-quality merchant services. De Roos says, “Our strategy to out-service and outperform every other merchant card services provider in the U.S. has fueled our company’s strong financial performance in the past, and it will be a key driver of our earnings growth in the future. Citadel EFT is on track to increase the company’s earnings by 30 percent over the same period one year ago with our merchants processing over 6 million in credit card processing volume in the month of April in 2011.”
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Article source: http://www.bradenton.com/2011/05/03/3164352/merchant-card-processor-citadel.html