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  • Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Homegrown Tech Company Final POS as Newest Member Benefit

    Atlantic Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Homegrown Tech Company Final POS as Newest Member Benefit

    Windsor, NS – October 27, 2026 – The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce (ACC) is thrilled to welcome Final POS, an innovative technology company headquartered in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, as its newest affinity partner!

    This exciting partnership brings exclusive benefits to businesses that belong to their local chambers of commerce or boards of trade across Atlantic Canada, helping them save money, simplify operations and access cutting-edge point-of-sale technology developed right here in our region.

    Through partnership, eligible chamber members can access:

    • Preferred payment processing rates to help reduce business costs.
    • A complimentary payment terminal on loan for qualifying businesses, subject to terms and availability.
    • No monthly software subscription fees, with transaction-based pricing.
    • A dedicated account manager providing personalized service and support.
    • Hassle-free onboarding, with Final POS helping businesses transition from their existing systems.
    "Now this is the kind of partnership we love to celebrate!" said Rhonda Tulk-Lane, President & CEO of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce. "Not only are we bringing meaningful savings and innovative solutions to our chamber members, we're doing it with a company built right here in Atlantic Canada. We are incredibly proud to champion local businesses like Final POS. When Atlantic Canadian companies innovate and grow, our entire region benefits. We want them to know that our chamber network is behind them and will be there to support them every step of the way."

    "Building Final POS in Atlantic Canada has always been something we're proud of, and partnering with the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce makes this announcement especially meaningful," said Mathias Nielsen, Founder & CEO of Final POS. "We know how hard local business owners work, and we believe they deserve world-class technology, fair pricing and exceptional service. Through this partnership, we're excited to help thousands of Atlantic Canadian businesses spend less time worrying about payments and more time doing what they do best: growing their businesses."

    For the ACC, this partnership reflects its commitment to strengthening the region's business community by connecting members with practical tools, competitive advantages and opportunities to support Atlantic Canadian enterprises.

    "This is what the power of our chamber network looks like," added Tulk-Lane. "We connect businesses, create opportunities and champion the success of companies in our own backyard. It's a win for our members, a win for Final POS and a win for Atlantic Canada!"

    Chamber Members: Your Exclusive Benefits Are Waiting!
    Businesses with an active membership in a local chamber of commerce or board of trade within the ACC network are encouraged to explore their exclusive Final POS benefits.

    Learn more and claim your benefits:
    https://finalpos.com/lp/atlantic-chamber-member-benefits


    About the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
    The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce represents more than 16,000 businesses through a network of over 90 chambers of commerce and boards of trade across Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. ACC champions a competitive business environment, advocates for policies that support economic growth and connects businesses with the resources and opportunities they need to succeed.


    About Final POS
    Headquartered in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Final POS is an innovative technology company developing customizable point-of-sale and payment solutions for businesses. Its platform combines software, hardware and integrated payments to help businesses simplify operations and create checkout experiences tailored to their needs.
     

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