Total Payments, headquartered in Yorkshire, has expanded into East Anglia with the opening of its newest site at Meadowview Business Centre on Queens Road.

The firm offers a range of card payment products for businesses, including countertop and mobile card machines, and EPOS (electronic point of sale) systems used to process transactions, manage inventory, and track sales data.

Meadowview Business Centre on Norwich's Queens Road (Image: Google Maps)

It also provides self-service kiosks and website and telephone payment services known as online payment gateways for e-commerce transactions.

Total Payments said a key factor behind its expansion into Norfolk has been its partnerships with major industry brands, including Worldpay, SumUp, and myPOS.

Nick Mehat, director of Total Payments, said the new Norwich office marks an important step in the firm’s long-term growth plans.

Nick Mehat, director of Total Payments (Image: Supplied)

“Opening our Norwich office is a huge step forward for Total Payments," he said.

"Our growth has been driven by building strong relationships with both our clients and our provider partners.

“By working with leading names like SumUp, Worldpay, myPOS, Teya, E Merchant Pay, DNA Payments and Kody Pay, we’re able to offer businesses real choice and real value.

"Norwich is an exciting city with a thriving business community, and we’re proud to be investing here as we continue to expand across the UK."

The new office is expected to support local businesses shifting towards cashless and digital payment systems, while also creating new jobs.

Total Payments is also investing in community initiatives, partnering with the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice, a charity supporting children and families facing or living with the loss of their child.

© Norwich Evening News