Tag Archives: Card Services

Business Merchants Accounts: Frequently Asked Questions

If your business needs its first merchant account, you may have questions about how merchant service providers (MSP) work, and what benefits they offer. For new merchants, knowing these things can be critical for a good business experience. Below, we answer commonly asked questions about merchant accounts. Are there certain accounts that every business needs? [...]

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 listing its benefits and drawbacks is common. Credit, as the saying goes, is king. But that doesn’t mean everyone uses a charge card. In fact, many consumers pay for Internet purchases by electronic check. According [...]

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 reflect our customers’ payment preferences? If this describes your business, it’s time to stop offering pay options that don’t meet buying preferences. When you offer the right payment options, customers can buy easier, which makes [...]

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 are made each quarter. For businesses, this means that not allowing charge payment equates to losing thousands of sales, or more. Prior to embracing charge payments, most companies wish to know how firms that provide [...]

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. But none of these things actually complete a sale. For that, a business needs payment options. For most businesses, the context in which goods or services are sold (e.g. in store, at kiosks, or over [...]