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Omnichannel Payments Streamline In-store, Online, and Invoice Payments
What Does Omnichannel Payments Mean? Omnichannel payments is a big phrase for what essentially means the ability to use one solution platform to accept payments from customers any way they want to pay: in-person, online, in a shopping cart, via email or postal mail, over the phone, on a mobile device, or as part of recurring payment and subscription plans.
PayJunction Team
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JavaScript Tokenization vs. Hosted Payments: What’s Best for Your Online Experience?
Payments—whether by consumers or businesses—are increasingly being made through digital channels. After all, online acceptance streamlines processes, eases demands on staff, and improves the customer experience. While the shift to digital offers a fast and convenient way for customers to pay, it unfortunately increases opportunities for hackers to break into systems and steal valuable card data. That’s why it’s more important than ever for software providers and their end users to employ security technologies that protect systems and networks from handling or storing sensitive payment details captured in online forms. Implementing these solutions also reduces the scope of vulnerable data, which simplifies PCI DSS compliance validation.
PayJunction Team
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Credit Card Authorization vs. Pre-Authorization
In the payment processing industry there is a ton of jargon used interchangeably, and sometimes done so incorrectly. As a business owner processing credit cards, it is important you know what these terms mean so you use them correctly if a customer asks.
Ursula Librizzi
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Chargeback Management Lessons that Businesses Need to Learn From 2021
I get it. As a business owner, there are a lot of matters demanding your attention right now.
Monica Eaton-Cardone
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eCommerce Merchant Account: 7 Key Tips for Choosing
Ecommerce presents exciting opportunities for business owners: to better meet the needs of existing customers, to tap into new markets and to grow the value of individual transactions over brick-and-mortar purchases.
PayJunction Team
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What Is PCI DSS?
PCI DSS stands for the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. Any business or organization that processes, stores or transmits cardholder data is required to adhere to PCI DSS. The credit card brands (Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Amex) created these security standards to prevent fraud and instate industry-wide standards.
Christina Lavingia
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