by Ryan Hickey | Nov 19, 2021 | Credit Card Payments, Weekly Articles
A business needs a payment service provider, also known as a third-party payment provider, payment facilitator, or processing aggregator, to take credit card payments without a merchant account.
by Ryan Hickey | Nov 19, 2021 | Credit Card Payments, Weekly Articles
A merchant account is a bank account that receives electronic transactions such as credit card payments, debit card payments and ACH payments. It’s required for any business that offers online payments because it is the only way these funds can be received.
by BNG Design | Oct 25, 2021 | Credit Card Payments, Featured Article, Weekly Articles
B2B Credit Card Processing / How Honoring B2B Payments with Clients Boosts B2B Sales As a small business owner, one way to increase sales potential is to offer multiple purchasing options for buyers. Standard payment methods include cash, checks, ACH, e-wallets,...
by BNG Design | Oct 22, 2021 | Credit Card Payments, Weekly Articles
How to Accept Credit Card Payments on Your Website / How Businesses Initiate Online Payment Processing As the popularity of online shopping grows each year, more retail businesses are making the critical business decision to expand their business activities to include...
by BNG Design | Oct 7, 2021 | Electronic Payments, Featured Article, Weekly Articles
How To Accept Online Payments / Online Payment Processing for E-Commerce Businesses in 2022 If you are looking for the single best way to take payments online for 2022, the short answer is that there isn’t one. Today’s wide range of online purchasing...
by Jake Gospodnetich | Sep 2, 2021 | Weekly Articles
A merchant account processes payments for goods or services sold to customers whereas a payment gateway simply transmits data about transactions from your business’s website to your bank or credit card company.
