The sole authorised user of Square left the organisation in unhappy circumstances. Business was locked out of Square. Square Support said"bad luck - start a new Square account". Not in this lifetime.

Although everything looked good at first, I have now realised that all transactions in Square are recorded twice in Xero with no straight forward way to solve this. I have searched to web for solutions but only found many people struggling and failing to solve the problem. Obviously this gives a false recording of sales and has affected one Activity Statement which I will now have to correct.

If you are processing larger invoices, AVOID Square! As a small technical consulting startup, originally attracted to Square because of the "good" reviews and "quick" account setup. After submitting all of my identification, businesses information, documentation and accepting a large contract client payment, Square sent me an email saying they have decided to Deactivate my account with ZERO explanation and they would be holding the funds for 30 days! I called and spoke with a representative asking why and was told "an internal team" make the decision. When I asked what the name of the internal team was, he refused to give me an answer. I then asked them to just cancel the payment on their end since I would use another system to process it. He told me they could only partial refund the payment and would be keeping almost $600 in processing fees. Being charged processing fees for a service they failed to deliver on is outrageous at best and ventures in to fraudulent. If you are trying to build your new business, Square puts your money and client relationships at risk!

Text says "New to Square? Sign up for free and get $2,500 of fee free processing. Sign up for free". When you click on it takes to Square in Australia? So what's the story, not available in the US?

It works well with the EFTPOS machine (which charges the client a 1.95% surcharge on credit card transactions). However, I've been asking them about forwarding the payment surcharge to the client for online transactions. Our transaction amounts range from tens to thousands, so when a client pays online, they simply pay the invoice amount—but then Square charges us 2.2% of the transaction! That means we end up paying hundreds of dollars in fees for invoices in the thousands.

i have come across some issues while using these products the correct way and the team at Amako have been very helpful in correcting the integration and helping me understand how it all works!