by Credit Card Processing | May 4, 2016 | ach, ach payments, AVP Solutions Merchant Info, AVP Solutions News and Events, credit card security
Unfortunately, we have more “breaching” to report this week: As Reuters reports, “hundreds of millions of hacked user names and passwords for email accounts and other websites are being traded in Russia’s criminal underworld.” Of the 272.3 million stolen...
by Credit Card Processing | Jun 3, 2015 | ach, ach payments
You know about ACH — those Automated Clearing House payments that we also offer here at AVPS. Sometimes called “Electronic Check Processing,” it is, as our own website notes, “a form of electronic payment… often confused with a wire transfer because it works in...
by Credit Card Processing | May 20, 2015 | ach payments, AVP Solutions News and Events, credit card security, online payment services
It’s a long, fascinating moment of transition in the world of payments — and for payments around the world. That changing landscape includes virtual wallets, growing P2P payments, and ways to make existing platforms more secure — as with the EMV standards...
by Credit Card Processing | Jul 24, 2014 | ach payments, check processing
While the use of credit cards has exploded over the last years and many people carry plastic, many people still also use checks. If your business does not accept checks, both online and off, you could be losing money to your competitors who do. When shopping online,...
by Credit Card Processing | May 27, 2014 | ach payments, check processing, online check services
Every business needs to be able to accept checks as a form of payment, even if the business sells products or services partially or wholly online. This is still a very popular payment method and you do not want to lose sales because you can’t accept your...
by Credit Card Processing | Mar 6, 2014 | ach, ach payments, AVP Solutions News and Events, check processing
A thoughtful analysis on Pymnts. com talks about some of the unexpected “fallout” from the recent high-profile credit card breaches. One might expect that such an event would accelerate the calls for adapting more secure “EMV” card standards here, or even spark...
