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What Defines PCI Scope?
Whether you’re a player in the payments space or a business processing credit cards, you’ve heard of Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance. With the intention to optimize security around credit and debit card transactions and protect cardholder information, all parties involved in facilitating a transaction fall within PCI scope. This includes any system components connected to the cardholder data environment (CDE).
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Will an Electronic Signature Hold Up in Court?
In the age of convenience, it’s no surprise that documents — and even signatures — are being digitized. In comparison to the old process of mailing documents to obtain a signature or requiring a customer to visit your business, digital signatures offer an efficiency boon for businesses and customers alike.
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What Is a Monthly Minimum Fee?
It’s said there’s no such thing as a free lunch, and the adage definitely holds true for the payments space. Whenever a service is rendered, it generally comes at a cost, which is why Merchant Account Providers charge monthly minimum fees.
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What’s Better? Monthly vs. Daily Discount
When searching for a Merchant Account Provider, you’ll want to consider your billing cycle options. Sometimes it's personal preference, but more often providers ultimately decide the frequency of your billing cycle for you. It’s important to understand your options and the impact they may have on your business. For your convenience, we compare monthly vs. daily discount.
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What Is an API?
The adage, ‘Don’t reinvent the wheel’ is simple. If the work has already been done, don’t waste your time duplicating it. That very idea is the core reason why APIs are so successful today. Many software companies are very good at what they do, and offer APIs so other companies don’t have to replicate the same work.
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Why Payment Facilitators Hold Funds
You might be staring at your computer asking yourself, “Where is my money?”
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