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Business Profile

Information Processing

Fiserv, Inc.

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This business is NOT BBB Accredited.

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About

About This Business

Assists people,
businesses, and financial institutions to move money through payments, banking,
and financial services technology.

Years in Business: 42

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
12/1/1984
Business Started:
1/1/1984
Business Started Locally:
1/1/1984
Business Incorporated:
2/19/1992
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
BillMatrix
Clover
Money Network Cardholder Services
Business Management:
Michelle Viands, Sr. Director, Regulatory Compliance

Additional Contact Information

Customer Contacts
Michelle Viands, Sr. Director, Regulatory Compliance
Barbara Lightfoot, Presidential Liaison, Regulatory
Danielle High, Presidential Liaison
Marian Rosensteel, Presidential Liaison
Additional Phone Numbers
Other Phone: (800) 872-7882
Social Media
Facebook
Twitter

Latest Reviews

  • Heather C

    "Horrible customer service with very rude personnel. I would never utilize their services again."

  • John S

    "My bank uses Fiserv to process onlne bill payments. There was an issue between Fiserv and my bank which resulted in what appeared to be a double debit to pay a bill." ... Read full review

  • Mandi M

    "They deserve a big fat ZERO stars. They charge hidden fees!" ... Read full review

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