BNG Payments

FEBRUARY 4, 2022

A third-party processor is a provider that allows a business to accept payments without opening its own merchant account. The donor begins the process by using an electronic device, a computer, smartphone or tablet. Typically, nonprofits that expect a low volume of transactions may want a third-party processor.

Credit Cards 52

Credit Cards Process Processors ACH 52

Stax

DECEMBER 27, 2023

Moreover, many merchant accounts today come bundled with a payment gateway, another crucial component of the online payment process that streamlines transactions and protects against fraudulent activity.

Accounts 88

Accounts Online and Mobile Banking Payment Gateways PCI DSS 88

Stax

APRIL 30, 2024

These are solutions that help you authenticate and accept payments according to your business requirements. They will also help you stay compliant with certain rules and regulations, including the various fees applicable to online payment processing. Q: How long does it take for a merchant to process a payment?

Process 88

Process Online and Mobile Banking PCI DSS Debit Card 88

CB Insights

FEBRUARY 13, 2020

Many leading tech companies — including Google (Checkout), Yahoo (PayDirect), and Microsoft (Passport) — tried to compete with PayPal to gain a foothold in the online payments market, but ultimately shuttered these product lines in the mid-2000s. That figure more than doubled for companies processing more than $5M per year.

Payment APIs and Integration 98

Payment APIs and Integration Online and Mobile Banking Payments Push-to-Card 98

Stax

DECEMBER 20, 2023

Whether it’s phishing, fraudulent chargebacks, or account breaches, your credit card processor needs to be properly secured to minimize the risk of security breaches for in-person transactions and online payments. When looking for a credit card processor, ask them what channels they can be contacted on and if they’re available 24/7.

Credit Cards 88

Credit Cards Small Business Processors Payment APIs and Integration 88