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What to Expect CardFellow’s Guide to Credit Card Processing provides accurate, unbiased information about credit card processing followed by a blueprint showing how you can quickly obtain truly low costs for your business. First Things First This no-nonsense guide will put you on the fast track to low credit card processing fees by teaching you …
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If your non-profit is looking to accept credit cards, it’s important to understand the basics of processing costs, and what’s different for registered non-profits. The Basics In order to choose a processor for accepting credit cards as a non-profit organization, you first need to have an understanding of the components of the cost of processing. …
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What is a virtual terminal for credit card processing? A virtual terminal is a method of accepting credit and debit card payments using your computer. Businesses enter the card details on behalf of a customer into a secure online form. You can manually enter (key) card info or swipe it with an optional card swiper. …
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In business, computers and the internet are making it easier than ever to streamline processes for maximum efficiency. A prime example is electronic invoices, offering the ability to send paperless bills to clients and even accept payment online. Read this intro to learn how to send electronic invoices and take advantage of the time savings.
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With consumers now regularly shopping on the internet, it’s more important than ever for businesses to be able to take credit cards online. Securely accepting payments on your website is convenient for customers, and could boost sales.
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There are many merchant account providers (commonly known as “credit card processors” or just “processors”) so it’s important to understand what a merchant account entails and what to keep in mind both when you apply and while processing. While merchant accounts aren’t free, we’re not going to tackle rates and fees extensively in this article. …
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Information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. For tax advice for your business, consult a tax professional. Paying Fees on Sales Tax When you process a credit card transaction, your customer’s credit card is charged for the total amount of the sale, including sales tax. Transactions …
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An ACH delay is not the most restrictive condition a processor can impose, but it’s still important to consider how it will affect your merchant account. Find out what this means for your business in this article. What is an ACH delay? An ACH delay is a temporary hold on an electronic deposit from an …
