Tag: payment gateway
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Save Big, Direct Link from Your Payment Gateway to Accounting Software
It makes sense that your payment gateway should link to your accounting software. So, why pay the middle-man fee when you can do it directly? Many companies pay hefty fees to invoicing platforms like Bill.com, ChargeZoom, or Chargebee. These platforms are popular but essentially act as middlemen. They might charge flat rates or, worse, take…
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Authorize.Net Is NOT a Payment Processor (So What Is It?)
Researching payment processing solutions for your business likely brought you to Authorize.Net countless times. Many business owners assume it’s a complete payment processing solution, but Authorize.Net is not a payment processor. So, what is it and how can you use it to power up your checkout? Let’s dive into what Authorize.Net actually does, how it…
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Best Cross-Border Payments Practices for Travel Businesses
Travel connects people across the globe. But when it comes to accepting payments from international customers, things can get tricky fast. If you run a travel business-whether it’s a tour company, hotel, or booking platform-you’ve probably faced the headache of cross-border payments. Different currencies, surprise fees, and confusing checkout experiences can all get in the…
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Is Stripe Safe?
Is Stripe safe? Most online business owners look at Stripe and see a safe, secure, all-in-one solution to their payment needs. Stripe handles billions of dollars in transactions for companies worldwide. But popularity doesn’t equal security. Payment security is one of the most important aspects of a thriving business. Every time a customer enters their…
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What Is a Digital Wallet and How Does It Work?
It’s an exciting time to be in the world of commerce, isn’t it? We’re witnessing a seismic shift in the way people pay for goods and services, and it’s all thanks to the meteoric rise of digital wallets. Gone are the days when customers had to fumble through their physical wallets, searching for the right…
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