Tag: payment processing
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China Trade War Tariffs Crippling Your Electronics Business? Here’s How to Fight Back
Some consumer electronics merchants are on the front lines of the growing trade war between the United States and China. The biggest threats are slimmer profit margins, lower sales volume, and increased fraud. This blog article will focus on solutions to limit their impact. Particularly, when trying to stay profitable during Q4 of 2019 and…
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Asian Payment Processing: Hong Kong and Singapore Merchants Struggle to Gain Footholds in International Markets
Global payment solution providers like Stripe have only just entered the market in these jurisdictions. But, because they are unfamiliar or don’t like high risk, merchants have been charged extortionate fees. Costs that erode profit margins for online retailers based in this continent. Many Asian merchants struggle with declined transactions taken through their online stores…
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Psychic Merchant Accounts: A Look Into Your Payment Processing Future
Psychic merchant accounts used to be in high demand in the payments world during the late 1990s and early 2000s. That all changed once a slew of psychic and other by-the-minute hotlines were later found to be fraudulent. The scandal that surrounded the psychic hotline industry caused the availability of high-risk merchant accounts to become…
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Credit Repair Merchants, Secure Better Payment Processing Capabilities
Credit repair merchants have the ability to help their customers move into new houses, buy new cars and secure business loans at reasonable interest rates. With 79% of American credit reports containing errors and almost half the population owning a credit score of less than 700, it’s easy to see why the industry is thriving.…
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Take Off: Cut High Processing Fees As A Travel Club, Airline Ticket Vendors Or Similar Merchant
Travel clubs, airline ticket vendors and similar merchants must prevent fraud and high declines for payment processing. Travel merchants have a tough job watching for threats like weather events and airline or other personnel strikes. Obviously, the last thing needed is throttled summer growth due to exorbitant processing fees and chargebacks cutting into margins. However, there are many…
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