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An Internet merchant account (IMA) is a type of banking account that allows online businesses to accept credit and debit card payments. It serves as an intermediary between a merchant and a paymentprocessor, facilitating the transfer of funds during online transactions. How do paymentgateways work?
Credit card fees, including interchange, assessment, and paymentprocessor fees, impact businesses on a per-transaction or recurring basis. Leveraging technology, monitoring chargebacks, and addressing individual business factors help to reduce credit card fees and improve overall profitability. PCI compliance fees.
AddressVerification Service (AVS) A fraud prevention tool that checks the billing address provided by the cardholder against the address on file with the card issuer. Approval Code A code provided by the paymentprocessor to indicate that a transaction has been approved.
Incorrect Card Information (15-25% of declines) Errors in entering card details—such as the card number, expiration date, CVV , or billing address—are especially common in online transactions. These mistakes prevent paymentprocessors from authorizing the charge. Save their cart for later if it’s an online transaction.
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