Category: HIGH RISK MERCHANT ACCOUNT
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Thank Us Later – Your Own Merchant Account Vs. Being An Amazon Seller
In the past 12 months, DirectPayNet has noticed more and more Amazon sellers are opting for a merchant account. The benefits are significant as vendors want independent websites, control over product pricing, bigger profits and an easier time trading in high-risk industries restricted by Amazon. Unfortunately, those that are engaged in high-risk categories (e.g. electronics,…
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Merchant Account Solutions Firm DirectPayNet Celebrates Big Business Growth For Nine-Year Anniversary
MONTREAL, June 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Global high-risk payments solutions provider DirectPayNet is celebrating nine years in the world of merchant services. The company has evolved from being a local start-up merchant account provider to specializing in tailored payment solutions for multinational medium and high-risk online businesses. Additionally, its workforce has grown by over 50%…
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Survivalist & Tactical Gear Merchants Can Beat Payment Processing Hurdles
When it comes to getting approved for high-risk merchant accounts, survivalist and tactical gear merchants are in a special niche business category. In most cases, vendors are given this label due to substantial chargeback levels incurred, as well as the high price point of particular products. In the case of survivalist and tactical gear, it…
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Reputation Management & Other Quick Tips For High-Risk Merchants
Some small and mid-sized high-risk merchants often grow so successful that the owners become removed from important day-to-day business functions. Website compliance and security could become vulnerable. A few rogue affiliate marketers may steal big sales and commission. And, chargebacks might increase due to poor compliance and customer support. As an online merchant scales, the…
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Brexit Shakes Up Payment Processing For High-Risk Merchants
As Brexit looms in the air, an increasing number of Europe-based companies are worried about the financial effects of the United Kingdom’s “divorce” from the European Union. As of now, the UK is due to leave the European Union (EU) on 31 October 2019. The EU is an economic and political partnership of 28 European…
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