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S-I/A We met Jerad and Justin, brothers and co-owners of Sightglass Coffee, who were forced to stitch together disparate systems and processes to handle their basic business oper

Edge, who was declined by his traditional payment processor when he tried to expand his business from California to a second location in New York. Cheri, Jerad and Justin, Andrei, and Kiya signed up for Square and became our first sellers. We learned a great deal from them: the value of accessibility

ns because of our trust-based approach to risk management. We build long-term relationships with sellers as they succeed and grow. Cheri, Jerad and Justin, Andrei, and Kiya signed up for Square and became our first sellers. We learned a great deal from them: the value of accessibility, the power of int

tional institutions because of our trust-based approach to risk management. We build long-term relationships with sellers as they succeed and grow. Cheri, Jerad and Justin, Andrei, and Kiya signed up for Square and became our first sellers. We learned a great deal from them: the value of accessibility

ment, we saw the value of creating a product that would enable sellers to accept all forms of payment—so sellers would never miss a sale. Jerad and Justin, brothers and co-owners of Sightglass Coffee, were our second sellers. They were opening a coffee cart http://www.see.gov/Archivestedgaildata/151267

ut to talk to sellers. We met owners of a wide range of businesses, and they shared with us many of the challenges they faced. Our first seller was Cheri, the owner of a flower cart called Lilybelle in San Francisco's Mint Plaza. While we were describing our product, a customer approached who wanted t