Your payment processor is the backbone of your financial transactions, and it can make or break your customer experience and bottom line. With so many options out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which one is the best fit
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
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 or unwilling to support certain business models. For current
As a Shopify store owner, offering multiple payment options is crucial for providing a seamless checkout experience and maximizing conversions. In today’s ecommerce landscape, customers expect the flexibility to choose their preferred payment method, whether it’s a credit card, digital
Platforms like Shopify have become the go-to choice for budding entrepreneurs and seasoned business owners alike. But while setting up an online store has never been more accessible, there’s a lurking snag that catches many by surprise: frozen funds. If
