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How to Select the Best API for Integrated Payments
An API, or application programming interface, is a set of protocols and tools that let different types of software interface with each other. Developers use APIs to quickly add new features to their software. Payment service providers like PayJunction publish APIs that allow software providers and developers to easily add credit, debit and ACH payments within their core software for in-person and online acceptance.
PayJunction Team
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4 Essential Features of Payment Gateway API Integration
Independent Software Vendors (ISV) have a lot to consider as they evaluate payment gateway and platform providers. It calls for comprehensive research that includes the company, the developer experience, payment features, security and compliance, and customer support.
PayJunction Team
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Integrated Payments: A Complete Guide
Payment acceptance has evolved significantly since the days when businesses used “Knuckle Busters” to capture an imprint of credit card details. Using separate systems for ringing up purchases and taking payments—in-person or online—is inefficient and prone to errors. Read on to learn how integrated payments benefit business owners and software companies.
PayJunction Team
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5 Ways Dedicated Payment Partners Should Support Software Companies
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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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5 Best Practices for POS Credit Card Terminal Security
Maintaining a secure business doesn’t just benefit you; it also benefits the customers who frequent your business and pay for your services. Simply locking your cash drawer isn’t enough if you accept credit card payments.
Christina Lavingia
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