Category: MERCHANT ACCOUNTS
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One Account, Two Businesses? Exploring Business Bank Accounts, Merchant Accounts, and LLCs
MERCHANT ACCOUNTS, Merchant Category Code, PAYMENT GATEWAY, PAYMENT PROCESSING, USA MERCHANT, USA MERCHANT ACCOUNTIf you’re anything like me, you’re continually looking for ways to streamline your operations and optimize your business financials. One question that seems to pop up frequently is, “Can I use the same bank account for two businesses?” And it’s no wonder this query surfaces so often. After all, wouldn’t it be simpler to handle…
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MATCH-listed but don’t know why? Here’s how to clear your name.
No one wants to be on the MATCH list. No one. But if you find yourself on the list and don’t know why, it’s important to take action NOW so you can start processing payments. In this article, we’ll give you some tips for: Finding how you got on the MATCH list Removing your name…
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How Long Stripe Can Hold Funds and How to Get Your Money Back
Stripe is notorious for holding merchant funds, freezing accounts, and even terminating accounts. That means no money in, no money out, and no customers. In some cases, Stripe holds funds up to 180 days with weekly emails coming in stating, “Stripe is holding your funds for 90 days.” But wait, didn’t we just say Stripe…
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Offshore High-Risk Merchant Accounts: Everything You Need To Know
HIGH RISK MERCHANt, HIGH RISK MERCHANT ACCOUNT, MERCHANT ACCOUNTS, MERCHANT SERVICES, OFFSHORE MERCHANT ACCOUNTAre you an e-commerce business owner looking for ways to expand your customer outreach and sales? High-risk merchant accounts can be a great way to drive more profits and should be used by most e-commerce businesses. If you’re having trouble getting (or keeping) a standard merchant account, want a better rate from your merchant services…
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Credit Card Surcharges: Are They Legal?
Today’s credit card holders are treated like royalty. While some card issuers have their hands in the till by charging high interest rates, some merchants also take advantage of customers by adding exorbitant fees to their purchases. For example, retailers might charge a convenience fee or a premium pricing fee to cover the costs of…
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