Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited

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Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited is the Ireland‑based Clover entity within the Fiserv group that provides point‑of‑sale (POS) terminals, card processing, and Clover App Market services to merchants across the UK and EU.

Dublin, Ireland
Owned by Fiserv, Inc.

About Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited

Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited is a private limited company incorporated in Ireland that operates as the Clover entity for the UK and many EU countries. It provides merchants with Clover point‑of‑sale devices, payment processing services, and access to the Clover App Market, enabling shops, restaurants, and other businesses to accept card and digital wallet payments and to extend their POS with third‑party apps and services. In legal and contract documents it is frequently described as “Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited (MMSL), trading as Clover,” and is part of the broader Fiserv group of payments companies.([clover.com](https://www.clover.com/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))

A charge showing as something like “MARKETPLACE MERCHANT MMSL####…Z1A” on a card statement is typically not a direct consumer purchase from Marketplace Merchant Solutions itself, but rather billing related to Clover services tied to a specific merchant account. This can include monthly Clover device or software fees, Clover App Market subscription charges, or other Clover‑related service fees billed on behalf of the underlying business (for example, a retailer, restaurant, or service provider using Clover). In some cases, app subscriptions you or your business installed on a Clover terminal are billed monthly by Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited, separate from any invoice from your acquiring bank or merchant services provider.([tylbynatwest.com](https://www.tylbynatwest.com/help-and-support/clover/clover-app-market?utm_source=openai))

If you don’t recognize this descriptor, first check whether you (or your business) use a Clover POS terminal or have installed paid Clover apps; you can usually see active apps and billing inside the Clover web dashboard or on the device itself. To resolve questions, contact your merchant services provider or acquiring bank (e.g., the bank that provided your Clover terminal), who can look up the MMSL reference (such as the MMSL ID in the descriptor) and tell you which merchant account, terminal, or app subscription generated the fee. You can also consult Clover’s help centre and privacy/legal pages for contact routes, or in a disputed case, work with your bank to raise a chargeback while they investigate whether the charge is legitimate or a mis‑billing.([clover.com](https://www.clover.com/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited.

  1. mARKETPLACE MERCHANT MMSL1440565Z1A

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “MARKETPLACE MERCHANT MMSL…Z1A” on my card statement?

This descriptor usually indicates a Clover‑related fee billed by Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited, such as a monthly Clover device or software charge or a Clover App Market subscription tied to a merchant account, rather than a purchase at a retail shop. Check whether you or your business use Clover POS terminals or Clover apps; those services are often billed under MMSL descriptors.([clover.com](https://www.clover.com/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))

Is Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited the same as Clover?

In the UK and EU, Clover services are contractually provided by Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited, which trades as Clover and is part of the Fiserv group. So while the Clover brand appears on your hardware and software, the legal entity that may appear on billing lines or legal documents is Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited (MMSL).([clover.com](https://www.clover.com/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))

What types of fees does Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited typically charge?

MMSL commonly charges recurring monthly fees for Clover POS software and device services, as well as subscription fees for paid apps from the Clover App Market. These can appear as fixed monthly amounts per terminal or per app, sometimes with pro‑rated first‑month charges and then ongoing monthly billing in advance.([uk.clover.com](https://uk.clover.com/content/dam/firstdata/clover-uk/en/assets/pdf-legal/terms-and-conditions/CLOVER%20SOFTWARE%20AND%20DEVICE%20SERVICES%20TERMS%20OF%20SERVICE.pdf?utm_source=openai))

How can I cancel or stop recurring charges billed by Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited?

To stop future MMSL charges, you generally need to cancel the underlying Clover service: uninstall or cancel any paid Clover apps via the Clover dashboard or device, and, if appropriate, terminate your Clover software and device services agreement through your acquiring bank or merchant services provider. Once the app or service is cancelled, future MMSL subscription charges should cease, though already‑billed months are usually non‑refundable.([uk.clover.com](https://uk.clover.com/content/dam/firstdata/clover-uk/en/assets/pdf-legal/terms-and-conditions/CLOVER%20SOFTWARE%20AND%20DEVICE%20SERVICES%20TERMS%20OF%20SERVICE.pdf?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund for a charge from Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited?

Refunds typically depend on the terms of the Clover app or service. Start by identifying which app or Clover service the charge relates to in your Clover dashboard, then contact your acquiring bank or Clover support as directed in your Clover agreement. They can confirm whether a billing error occurred and, if so, arrange an adjustment or refund; note that many app subscriptions are billed monthly in advance and are stated as non‑refundable.([uk.clover.com](https://uk.clover.com/content/dam/firstdata/clover-uk/en/assets/pdf-legal/terms-and-conditions/CLOVER%20SOFTWARE%20AND%20DEVICE%20SERVICES%20TERMS%20OF%20SERVICE.pdf?utm_source=openai))

Can Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited place small test or pending charges on my account?

When a new Clover service, app subscription, or card billing arrangement is set up, MMSL or the associated payment processor may place temporary authorization holds or small test charges to verify the payment method. These amounts should drop off automatically within a few days and not post as final charges unless converted into an actual fee. This behavior is common with payment and subscription providers.([uk.clover.com](https://uk.clover.com/content/dam/firstdata/clover-uk/en/assets/pdf-legal/terms-and-conditions/CLOVER%20SOFTWARE%20AND%20DEVICE%20SERVICES%20TERMS%20OF%20SERVICE.pdf?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify which merchant account or terminal a specific MMSL charge belongs to?

Provide your acquiring bank or merchant services provider with the full descriptor (including the MMSL code such as MMSL1440565Z1A) and transaction date and amount. They can look this up in their systems, identify the associated Clover merchant ID or terminal, and tell you which business location, device, or app produced the charge. This is often the fastest way to match an unfamiliar MMSL line item to a known service.([uk.clover.com](https://uk.clover.com/legal/?utm_source=openai))

How do I contact support about an issue with a Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited charge?

For most merchants, the primary contact is your acquiring bank or merchant services provider that supplied the Clover terminal; they support Clover services locally and can escalate to Marketplace Merchant Solutions Limited or Clover where necessary. You can also use the support links on Clover’s regional sites (such as the help centre linked from clover.com or eu/uk Clover pages) to open a ticket or find phone and email contacts.([clover.com](https://www.clover.com/privacy-policy?utm_source=openai))

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