If your business needs its first merchant account, you may have questions about how merchant service providers (MSP) work, and…
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Should your Business let Customers Pay by Credit Card Online?
Should businesses let their customers pay with credit over the Internet? Today, assessing the value of Internet credit payment by…
What Type of Business Payment Services do you need to Support Revenue Growth?
Some businesses will do anything to increase their revenue, except ask a simple question: do we have payment options that…
Credit Card Companies: Frequently Asked Questions
Allowing customers to pay by credit is a reality of modern business. Statistics show that trillions of charge card purchases…
Payment Services Companies: An Overview
There are several things that drive a business’ sales, such as advertising, competitive pricing, and branding, to name a few.…
Five Ways to Conduct a Merchant Services Review
For small companies that hope to become big, using a merchant service — also known as an independent sales organization…
Using a Merchant Services Account Provider: Frequently Asked Questions
For businesses that need their first merchant service, questions arise about the costs, security, and business value of merchant accounts. Below, we answer some of these questions to give an idea of the types of services accounts entail. Before applying for applying for an account, a business should have its questions answered in full. Otherwise, a provider may charge fees and other requirements that remain undisclosed.
Merchant Services Processing Equipment: An Overview
For a merchant to run a profitable business, it must honor its customers’ buying preferences. That’s why most merchants implement account services that facilitate multiple means of payment. However, processing payments could require more than account setups. It could also require equipment used for credit, debit, and checking transactions. Below, we look at merchant service processing equipment that lets merchants accept credit, debit, and check payments in the blink of an eye.
Small Business Credit Card Processing: What does it Offer Small Businesses?
For many businesses, the dividing line between staying small and growing bigger is opening a merchant service account. When a business is small, it often accepts cash and checks as a way to avoid merchant fees. But, as time goes on, credit fees pale in comparison to the money a business loses by not accepting credit.
