Tag: offshore merchant account
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Everything You Need to Know About Offshore Merchant Accounts
Offshore merchant accounts offer a lifeline to companies that struggle with traditional payment processing options. These specialized accounts allow businesses to accept credit card payments through banks located outside their home country. For many entrepreneurs, they represent an opportunity to overcome regulatory hurdles, tap into new customer bases, and process higher transaction volumes. But what…
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Offshore High-Risk Merchant Accounts: Everything You Need To Know
Are 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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Merchant Accounts in Puerto Rico: Everything You Need to Know Before Making the Move
We get it; you want to move your business to Puerto Rico to take advantage of advantageous tax breaks and the year-round sun, sea, and sand! But you need to understand that you can’t take your merchant accounts with you. While business owners can move over to Puerto Rico pretty seamlessly, setting up payment processing…
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More Merchants Want Domestic Merchant Accounts. Here’s Why!
We know what you’re thinking. Here at DirectPayNet, we often recommend offshore merchant accounts to businesses. But in certain cases, domestic merchant accounts are far easier to obtain and more beneficial. Whether you are in the US, UK, Europe or Canada, we have domestic solutions for your needs. Some merchants consider international merchant processing in…
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You Moved To Puerto Rico But Can’t Move Your US MIDs, Now What?
What do merchant services in Puerto Rico and taxation have to do with your online business? It’s simple. Are you one of the many affiliate marketers, copywriters, or seasoned merchants who have moved or are planning to move to Puerto Rico from the continental US? Who would blame you? Working from a tropical climate. Enjoying…
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