Merchant Spotlight | Case Studies

Casa Mocha: the story behind the viral chicken Caesar wrap 

Casa Mocha's chicken Caesar wrap went viral on TikTok. Meet the Mississauga café owner who left banking to build a fresh, high-protein menu from scratch.

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Keeping a Montreal classic alive at Chez Delmo

We sat down with co-owner Benoit Dessureault, who has been running Chez Delmo since 2011, to talk about the restaurant’s history, challenges, and what makes it so special.

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The Moneris Merchant Scoop: Downtown Yonge BIA

Downtown Yonge BIA is a nonprofit organization that turned to data during the pandemic to help drive more informed business decisions. Read on to know about their story.

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The Moneris Merchant Scoop: Simons

Moneris has held a long-standing partnership with Simons for over 20 years by providing in-store and eCommerce payment solutions.

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The Moneris Merchant Scoop: The Conference Board of Canada

The Conference Board of Canada has provided trusted research to inform solutions to the country’s toughest problems for 70 years now, so leaders can make decisions based on evidence, helping to build a stronger future.

Whatever you make, let's make it together - in‑store, online and on-the-go.

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The Moneris Merchant Spotlight: Canadian Cancer Society

The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is a national charity with over 80 years of commitment to improving and saving the lives of people affected by cancer by easing the financial burden of the disease.

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Moneris Go Reviews from Real Merchants

Today we’re trusted by 350K+ merchants across Canada to process over 3.5 billion transactions annually. Don’t just take our word for it. See what our merchants have to say about Moneris.

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The Moneris Merchant Scoop: Twin Image Hairdressing

Founded by twin brothers, Nick and Terry Haros (hence the name), Twin Image Hairdressing opened its first Toronto location on Danforth Avenue in 1999 and a second location in the Upper Beaches area in 2010.