Common questions before uploading a statement.
The process is intentionally narrow: one recent processor statement, written findings within two business days, and no upfront fee.
What information does Verisave need?
Verisave needs one recent processor statement to begin the review. The statement gives analysts the actual fees, card mix, qualification patterns, and processor charges needed to produce written findings.
How long does the statement review take?
Written findings are delivered within two business days after a recent processor statement is submitted.
What does gain-share mean?
Gain-share means there is no upfront fee, consulting fee, or retainer. Verisave is paid only if savings are identified and recovered.
Do I need to switch processors?
No processor change is required to submit a statement for review. The analysis starts with the current statement and looks for correctable pricing, qualification, margin, and fee issues.
What if nothing meaningful is found?
If the review does not find a meaningful savings opportunity, the written findings should say that. There is no upfront fee for the review.
Who reviews the statement?
The statement is reviewed by Verisave analysts. Zcap Solutions is the independent sales partner and does not process transactions or perform audits.
Why the statement matters
Estimates can show direction, but the statement shows actual transactions, fees, card mix, qualification, and margin. That is the evidence needed for a written finding.
What happens next
- Upload one recent processor statement.
- Verisave reviews the data.
- You receive written findings within two business days.