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Contactless
Contactless Payments are growing and are here to stay. Learn more about the contactless resources we have for your and your merchants.
Shop Small®
We're here to support small businesses all year long. Learn more about the materials, savings and tools we have to support your merchants.
Digital Signage
Merchants can encourage online spending with simple digital signage. Download marketing materials to tell them about the free digital resources we offer.
More merchants than ever.
American Express can now be accepted at 99% of the places in the US that accept credit cards, based on the Feb 2020 Nilson Report.
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Shop Small®️ Resources to Help Support Your Merchants
Learn more about the materials, savings and tools we have to support your merchants this year.
Contactless Payments
Did you know? 84% of merchants agree that using contactless is safer for personal health than using cash, swiping a card or inserting a chip*. Explore the contactless resources below for you and your merchants.
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* *The Amex 2020 Digital Payments Trendex survey was conducted online among a sample a sample of 400 business leaders in the U.S. who have responsibility for making decisions regarding customer payment options, IT/data security, or online sales strategy and planning. The sample for the study came from an online panel. Fieldwork was conducted between July 30-August 7, 2020.
** Based on a comparison of the ratios of non-fraud disputes that require merchant involvement to total transactions, in 2016 and 2019.
1. Nilson Report #1,147, February 2019. Spend per card derived from U.S. year-end purchase volume divided by year-end cards in force (CIF), not from individual consumer-level data. CIF represents the number of cards issued and outstanding with cardholders. Average Non-American Express spend per card includes Visa, Mastercard and Discover credit and charge card volume and CIF and excludes debit volume and CIF.
2. Nilson Report #1,147, February 2019. Transaction Size derived from U.S. year-end purchase volume divided by year-end purchase transactions, not from individual consumer-level data. Average non-American Express transaction size includes Visa, MasterCard and Discover credit and charge cards and excludes debit.