Are you an online business owner tired of losing sales due to credit card declines? One of the most common reasons for a payment not going through is decline code 51, which means the customer’s card has insufficient funds. But
Are you an international seller looking to expand your online business and reach customers in the United States? If so, you’ve likely encountered the challenges of finding a reliable payment processor that caters to your unique needs. Stripe and PayPal,
When you process customer payments through a third-party aggregator like Stripe or PayPal, the charge may appear on credit card statements as coming from the aggregator instead of your business name. Hence, “STEL Aggregation”. Customers don’t recognize it, assume it’s
Your business is like a living creature. Your payment processor is the heart that keeps it alive. So when Shopify Payments suspends your account, it’s like going into cardiac arrest—you need to resuscitate ASAP. Here’s a quick outline of what
Stripe Restricted Businesses – Are You on the List? Stripe maintains a list of business categories that they are unable to serve due to various legal, regulatory, and risk-related reasons. Stripe is a payment aggregator, so the company is unable
