On the surface, PayPal is an easy option for both users and merchants. It’s a service that everyone around the world is familiar with. It pioneered the idea of using a third-party service as an e-commerce checkout for added security
There are plenty of benefits to starting a drop shipping store. The lack of a brick-and-mortar storefront plus zero need for inventory warehousing takes away most of the cost of having your own business. And while there are certainly some
Declined transactions, whether they are credit card related or not, are a part of doing business online. Yes, they are annoying, but there are always people who have insufficient funds, unfortunately. Issuing banks are also always going to decline specific
Stripe, PayPal, and Square are all examples of payment aggregators. Some online merchants think are signing up for a simple solution when they join these platforms. But they couldn’t be more wrong. Payment aggregators can be a ticking time bomb
Cryptocurrencies caught the attention of the world back in 2017. In the space of 12 months, Bitcoin’s value rocketed from $921.35 to $13062.15. Suddenly the whole world was paying attention to blockchain-based currencies. While Bitcoin’s price has since tumbled and recovered
