Category: MERCHANT ACCOUNTS

  • How to Ensure Your Merchant Account Application Is Approved

    Any business that wants to accept credit and debit card payments needs a merchant account. Without one, you can’t accept payments. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the essential steps to increase your chances of merchant application approval. START YOUR MERCHANT ACCOUNT APPLICATION Is your product or service clear and understandable? “What are…

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  • Stripe Pros and Cons: Is It Worth It?

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    Stripe is a widely used payment platform, servicing both large and small businesses globally. But is it the right choice for all merchants? It depends on what you sell—and not only. Every online business is different, and with that comes varying needs. Let’s look at the pros and cons of Stripe, the types of businesses…

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  • Everything You Need to Know About Getting a Merchant Account

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    Merchant accounts are the spine of your business. There is no structure and no function without one. Below, we’ve outlined everything you need to know about merchant accounts. What they are, differences between them, how to apply, and more. Apply for a merchant account with DirectPayNet What is a Merchant Account? A merchant account is…

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  • Why 7-Figure Businesses Should Avoid Stripe as Their Primary Payment Processor

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    Stripe, the Silicon Valley fintech darling, has become the go-to payment processor for countless startups and small businesses. With its sleek API, user-friendly dashboard, and straightforward pricing, it’s no wonder that entrepreneurs across America have flocked to Stripe to power their online businesses. However, as your business grows and reaches the coveted 7-figure milestone, relying…

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