Category: PAYMENT PROCESSING
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AMEX Payment Processing For High-Risk Business Is Possible. Why you need it.
AMEX payment processing is poorly understood in Europe by e-commerce business owners. This is especially true for merchants in high-risk industry categories. Visa and MasterCard often get mentioned in all of the conversations. However, as a merchant in Europe, accepting AMEX is a little more complex. Getting this type of payment option can open up…
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Merchant Accounts Will Take Your Consulting Business To The Next Level
Merchant accounts are highly sought after by freelancers and consultants. But, many contact us because they unsure of how to secure a flexible payment solution. Some examples of consultancy services we’ve encountered include online legal services, finance experts, IT consultants and many others. They all want to sell their expertise virtually, but aren’t satisfied by…
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Free Merchant Accounts 101. You Guessed It. It’s Not Free!
Free merchant accounts sound like a good deal, don’t they? Imagine the thought of receiving merchant account settlements but paying out nothing in return to your provider. As an online business owner just starting out and looking for your first merchant account, free is very appealing. You’re looking to reduce costs while you increase access…
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Crush It As A Business Coach With The Right Payment Strategy
Being a business coach is all the rage these days! From workshops to online courses, business coaches across the world have developed a full suite of in-person and online services. But with rapid expansion comes a desire to land clients from overseas. For instance, business coaches based in Europe are looking to enter lucrative markets…
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Multiple Merchant Accounts: Here’s What You Need to Know
Do you really need multiple merchant accounts? It may not be the first thought on the mind of entrepreneurs. But cashflow is one of the most common issues businesses face when starting out. Many early-stage high-risk merchants face payment processing limits which stifles potential growth. When those limits have maxed out, sales grind to a…
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