Author: Maria Sparagis

  • 4 Simple Ways for Faster Checkouts

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    If you’ve ever shopped online, you know that speed matters. From the time you enter a product into your cart to the moment it arrives on your doorstep, the faster that process is, the happier and more likely we are to return to that merchant again. The faster you can get customers in and out…

  • How to Prepare for the New MCC Code for Firearm Sellers

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    Visa said Monday it will start using a new merchant category code for businesses that sell firearms. The new code will label online gun retailers more specifically, instead of the “general merchandise” category. “This change will allow us to monitor individual sellers and also help flag any potentially high-risk transactions,” a Visa spokeswoman told Reuters.…

  • Multiple Shopify Stores, 1 Account? Make the Most of Ecommerce

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    Shopify is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms, and it’s no surprise why. It’s powerful, easy-to-use and has hundreds of themes to choose from. There are also many ways to make money with a Shopify store, such as opening up an affiliate program or selling your own products. However, there may be times when…

  • Save Money & Qualify for Level 3 Credit Card Processing Rates

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    Level 3 processing offers lower interchange fees and helps businesses better navigate their data to increase profit and decrease costs. So why isn’t anyone talking about it? Find out what it takes to qualify for Level 3 processing, what additional information you’ll need to provide, how it compares to the other levels of data processing,…

  • What Is “stel aggregation”? And Why Does It Appear on Customer Bank Statements?

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    Stel aggregation is the process of combining multiple small transactions into one larger transaction. This is often done to make it easier for banks to reconcile their customer accounts and prevent overdrafts. Stel aggregation takes place when a customer has multiple debits made by different merchants on the same day, but they’re not all paid…