Could you, should you charge processing fees?
Just because you can doesn't always mean you should. In most cases, you can legally charge processing fees and surcharges. Doing so can take the sting out of your processing [...]
Just because you can doesn't always mean you should. In most cases, you can legally charge processing fees and surcharges. Doing so can take the sting out of your processing [...]
Our handy-dandy glossary of payments terms defines a merchant account as: "A bank account which the merchant holds with an acquiring bank to process credit card transactions." A "merchant ID" [...]
To a cardholder, the difference between a chargeback and a refund is merely semantics; to them, the end result for them is the same. But if you're a high-risk merchant, [...]
Compared to cash purchases, the authorization of credit card transactions is almost comically complicated. To really understand it, you have to read this in the voice of a sports announcer... [...]
Who knows what leads a customer to return a purchase? Honestly, if you did, you'd probably be reading this from your yacht, anchored off the Seychelles. Sounds nice, right? Start [...]
Let's pull back the curtain on what happens when a cardholder disputes a purchase. For many merchants, their understanding of this process begins and ends with receiving a chargeback. That's [...]