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Since interchange is the largest portion of credit card processing fees, it’s worthwhile to dig into the effect of MCC on interchange. I’ll go through the finer points of MCCs below. What is a merchant category code? A merchant category code (MCC) is a four-digit number assigned to a business by an acquiring bank or …
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CardFellow’s free lifetime statement monitoring is just one of many benefits to using CardFellow.com. The credit card processing comparison website helps businesses lower their fees by an average of 40 percent and then monitors their statements to ensure rates remain as low as possible. CardFellow Lifetime Statement Monitoring CardFellow.com, a leading merchant account comparison Website, …
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First of all, what does “credit card processing fees” actually mean? There are several different rates and fees that make up your total processing cost. In this article I’ll explain the different aspects that contribute to the fees to give you a solid understanding of who’s charging what and which areas of cost you can …
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Often shortened from “interchange reimbursement fees,” interchange refers to a set of categories that are used to determine the rates for individual card transactions. Every category has requirements for eligibility and a rate associated. Those rates change at the card brands’ discretion, typically twice a year. Interchange can be a complex topic. For the purposes …
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Initially called Square Connect, Square’s website now just refers to online payment options with Square. What is Square Online Payments? The Square online payment options lets businesses with self-hosted / existing e-commerce websites seamlessly integrate their site with Square to accept payments and manage business data on a web-based dashboard. Before this option, there wasn’t …
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But as your ecommerce business grows, the features that once made PayPal a no-brainer may begin to hold you back or cost you more. How do you know if it’s time to switch your payment processor for your online business? In this article, I’ll dig into the pros and cons of using PayPal for online …
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Digital wallets are becoming a more popular way for to pay for goods and services. With choices like Apple Pay, Google Wallet, the upcoming Samsung Pay, and even PayPal, there are plenty of options for customers no matter what kind of smartphone or electronic device they use.
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It’s not really as simple as that, though. In actuality, a variety of entities are working behind the scenes, and it’s the card-issuing bank that ends up taking the largest piece of the pie. The more you know about what affects your business, the better armed you are to improve your position in the market …
