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# RosyPay Training

## If you are new to credit card processing with RosyPay or need a refresher, the articles below will be great resources for you!

### Introduction to RosyPay

Now that you have been approved and boarded for processing with RosyPay, the links below will go over information that is important to understand how payments will be integrated in your software.

* [Setting up RosyPay](/rosypay/setting-up-rosypay.md)
* [MerchantTrack Best Practices](/rosypay/merchanttrack-best-practices.md)

### Processing Payments

If you are processing payments with an internet powered terminal, please reference this guide *(Terminal models including but not limited to MX915, ISMP4, Link2500, Move5000, Lane 3000, Lane7000)*

* [Checking out using Cloud Terminal](/rosypay/checkout-using-the-cloud-terminal.md)

If you will be processing payments with a Magtek iDynamo mobile swiper, you will want to review the guide below.

* [Check out using the Mobile App](broken://pages/e7b18b16f95c9ef76cacce02a1510fd55bcbf90d)

These are the primary articles that will introduce you to the many tools available to you within the system. Our Knowledge base contains many more useful articles that you can browse or search through at any point. When signed into Rosy, you can easily access this resource by clicking the toolbar option:\
Support > Support Center.


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