MENTOM ANNOUNCEMENT

May went green with a 6/7 campaign built around qualified CBD and hemp merchants.

Retail. Ecommerce. Wholesale. Pet wellness. Skincare. May's campaign followed a growing category across several very different business models.

PUBLISHEDMAY 1, 20266/7 BONUS

MENTOM FIELD NOTEMAY CAMPAIGN

6/7CBD & HEMP / MONTHLY VERTICAL

01CAMPAIGNMAY 2026

02VERTICALCBD & HEMP

03PARTNER SHAREUP TO 100%

04EARNING PERIOD3 OR 6 MONTHS

MENTOM PAYMENTSQUALIFIED APPROVALS

The May installment used a playful hook—money may not grow on trees—but the merchant review behind the campaign stayed firmly rooted in the details.

Mentom's May 2026 campaign identified qualified CBD and hemp businesses as the month's featured 6/7 vertical. The announcement included retail, ecommerce, manufacturing, and wholesale opportunities.

The campaign also made an explicit distinction: affiliate-driven offers and businesses were not eligible. That boundary helped partners focus on merchants whose products, channels, and operating history fit the published promotion.

Bright CBD and hemp wellness retail counter with a payment terminal, blank dropper bottles, skincare, and a pet collar

THE MAY CAMPAIGN

A green campaign with clear boundaries and multiple ways to build a pipeline.

CBD and hemp commerce reaches well beyond a shelf of tinctures. The May campaign referenced skincare, ingestibles, pet products, beverages, intimacy and wellness products, manufacturing, lounges, and wholesale distribution.

Those differences change the merchant story. Product claims, lab documentation, marketing practices, fulfillment, sales channel, jurisdiction, and processing history can all affect the evaluation.

By pairing a specific monthly promotion with clear exclusions, Mentom gave partners room to pursue the category without turning the campaign into an anything-goes promise.

Who it covered

The campaign referenced CBD retail stores, ecommerce merchants, manufacturers, beverages, ingestibles, pet products, skincare, intimacy and sexual-wellness products, CBD-only lounges, and qualifying wholesalers.

How the economics worked

Qualifying merchants below $250,000 in monthly volume could support three months at 100% revenue share; those above $250,000 could support six months.

What partners needed

Partners were asked to submit the opportunity during May with one recent processing statement and the information needed for underwriting review.

CAMPAIGN CONTEXTMay's message was intentionally fun. Its eligibility boundary was intentionally clear: qualified CBD and hemp opportunities, not every offer carrying a green leaf.

HOW THE MONTH WORKED

A focused May campaign with the same disciplined operating path.

The vertical changed each month. The need for a qualified merchant, a complete file, sound underwriting, and clear final terms did not.

Monthly vertical announced

Mentom identified CBD & Hemp as the featured opportunity for May 2026.

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Merchant fit confirmed

The partner reviewed the merchant's business model, processing history, ownership, products, and channel before submission.

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Complete file reviewed

Mentom coordinated underwriting, compliance, pricing, equipment, and any documentation required for the specific business.

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Campaign terms applied

Approved accounts received the revenue-share period supported by their qualifying volume tier and final campaign terms.

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A MONTH-BY-MONTH STORY

A little personality got the campaign noticed. Clear eligibility kept it credible.

The May campaign showed how Mentom can make a specialized payments conversation approachable without losing the discipline that protects partners, merchants, and the portfolio.

The result was a month partners could market creatively—and a framework the operating team could still evaluate responsibly.

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HISTORICAL CAMPAIGN TERMS

This article documents the May 2026 installment of Mentom's 6/7 Bonus and is not a current offer or a representation that every listed business remains eligible today. Affiliate-driven offers and businesses were excluded, and product, marketing, lab, channel, jurisdictional, and processing requirements remained subject to review. Qualifying merchant accounts were required to remain open, active, in good standing, and at the applicable processing volume for at least twelve months. The bonus could not be combined with another Mentom promotion and remained subject to campaign terms, underwriting, approval, pricing, compliance, and processing requirements.