Tools for Protecting Your Business from Credit Card Fraud
Taking credit cards is necessary these days. So is protecting your business from potential fraud those cards can bring.
Taking credit cards is necessary these days. So is protecting your business from potential fraud those cards can bring.
DoorDash and Grubhub are two of the most popular food delivery apps in the United States. How do they compare?
If you run an ecommerce store, you’ve probably heard of Shopify. The platform offers an “all-in-one” solution with integrated payment processing.
These days, restaurants have a choice of many different delivery apps with whom to partner. Uber Eats is among the largest of those apps.
In this corner, Clover: the point of sale and mobile solutions available from processing giant First Data (now Fiserv). In this corner, Vital: the challenger from major processor TSYS (now part of Global Payments). How do they compare?
DoorDash is an on-demand food delivery service that uses technology to facilitate door-to-door delivery. Is it a good idea for your restaurant?
When you accept Discover cards at your business, you’ll pay fees to Discover, called interchange. These rates vary by card type, entry method, and other details.
An interchange “downgrade” happens when a credit card transaction doesn’t meet requirements for a preferred interchange category.