How Does Zero Liability Policy Affect Merchants
Visa and MasterCard have "zero liability" policies in place in order to protect consumers against fraud. But how do how zero liability policies work?
Visa and MasterCard have "zero liability" policies in place in order to protect consumers against fraud. But how do how zero liability policies work?
Credit cards are old technology — old as money, maybe just as old as writing.So let's take a short trip into the long history of credit cards.
Payment processors are very important, so it's crucial for merchants to have some insider knowledge about them and the services they provide.
What is the true cost of chargebacks? “How much?” is a common yet tough question to answer, especially in the payments industry.
So you're a high-risk merchant; it's really not the end of the world. High-risk merchants have superior access to global markets and unlimited processing.
What if we told you there is a industry-wide panacea in the works to standardize processing and accommodate third-party payments anywhere.
There's currently a lot of R&D going into creating user authentication tokens and they range from the fascinating to the downright scary.
For many merchants, a customer call center is that impending solution which reduces chargebacks and invigorates customer relationships.
The EuroPay, MasterCard and Visa (EMV) migration to “smart cards” is a textbook example of the dissonance between expectation and execution.
There has been a lot of uncertainty generated from the latest changes made by Visa. We're here to explain the new visa rules and how they affect you.