Press Releases & News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Petaluma, Calif. (Oct. 16, 2019) — CrossCheck, Inc., an established leader in the payment solutions industry, celebrated its 36th anniversary on Oct. 15 with afternoon socials at the Petaluma headquarters and Irving, Texas office. The firm was established in 1983 with the goal of creating cost-effective check processing services that offer the lowest decline rates in the industry. Over the years, CrossCheck has assisted hundreds of thousands of U.S. merchants while experiencing growth via diversification and strategic partnerships with national brands.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Petaluma, Calif. (Oct. 9, 2019) — Employees from CrossCheck and affiliate, Optio Solutions, have now volunteered 17 consecutive months at the Redwood Empire Food Bank. The latest event was Sept. 25 when staff and family members participated in the food bank’s weekday Warehouse Support program. The worked entailed packaging food boxes on an assembly line.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Petaluma, Calif. (Oct. 2, 2019) — Employees of CrossCheck and its subsidiary, Optio Solutions, contributed $1,880 to the American Cancer Society during a summer fundraising campaign held at three company locations. The effort consisted of special dress down days in Petaluma, Calif.; Irving, Texas; and Fargo, N.D. and a pancake breakfast in Petaluma. A team of company volunteers also worked the registration tent at the Relay for Life of Southern Sonoma County on Sept. 14.

Petaluma, Calif. (July 15, 2019) — The volunteer effort by staff members of CrossCheck and affiliate, Optio Solutions, at the Redwood Empire Food Bank has reached 14 consecutive months. Ten employees participated in the food bank’s weekday Warehouse Support program on June 27. Food bank representative Cassidy Jourdan said the staff members helped package 4,722 pounds of fresh apples and oranges, representing 3,935 meals for seniors in need.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Petaluma, Calif. (Feb. 26, 2019) — Employees of CrossCheck and its affiliate, Optio Solutions, have reached 10 consecutive months of volunteer work at the Redwood Empire Food Bank. The latest participation in the food bank’s weekday Warehouse Support program was Feb. 21. REFB representative Caty Priebe said the staff members helped package 4,800 pounds of fresh oranges, representing 5,760 meals for seniors in need.