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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

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 bu

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

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, the p

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

At that moment, 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/Archivestedgail