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ISV vs PayFac: The Similarities and Differences Between Independent Software Vendors and Payment Facilitators

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In this article, we’ll break down two popular terms used in the payment processing industry—ISV and PayFac —and see what they exactly mean. TL;DR An independent software vendor (ISV) develops and sells software applications independently of hardware manufacturers. What Is an ISV vs PayFac?

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How to Evaluate Charity Payment Solutions for Non-Profit Software Companies

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With 63% of donors preferring to make online payments with a debit or credit card, it’s important that nonprofits and charity organizations take a forward-thinking fundraising approach to maximize the impact they can make. Don’t worry: today, we’ll help you find the best charity payment solution for your nonprofit.

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6 Ways Embedded Payments Benefit B2B Accounting SaaS

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Independent software vendors (ISVs) and software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies have carved out a healthy niche in this market. Indeed, it is estimated that ISVs and SaaS providers have the potential to address $35 trillion in payments, or 15% of the worldwide total, by integrating B2B payments into their platforms.

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Worldpay Launches Worldpay Total In The US

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Connecting and simplifying payments across sales channels through a single integration point, Worldpay Total delivers end-to-end payment processing by combining point-of-sale (POS), integrated payments and acquiring for integrated software vendors (ISVs) and merchants. 2014 for its largest U.K.

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How Banks Can Stay Relevant In The Era Of SaaS Dominance

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The end game, Aberman said, is to make payments so fully integrated into the software that there is no need for the SMB to interact with a standalone merchant services provider. Software providers, independent software vendors (ISVs) and platforms will be the dominant driving force.