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How to Avoid a Monthly Fee for Small Business Credit Card Processing
It can seem unfair to be charged money simply for the privilege of accepting credit card payments at your small business. After all, not accepting credit cards could result in a significant amount of money left on the table and often isn’t feasible when your goal is to generate enough revenue to keep your doors open.
Christina Lavingia
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Credit Card Processing Fees Small Businesses Should Be Aware Of
As a small business owner, you may or may not be familiar with the basics of credit card processing, depending on whether this is your first business. There are numerous middlemen to familiarize yourself with and questions to ask yourself to ensure that you’re partnered with an ethical, honest provider.
Christina Lavingia
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Correct Merchant Credit Card Processing Setup on Tiered Accounts
There are a number of factors to consider when setting up your merchant credit card processing. Which Merchant Account Providers are trustworthy? Which one offers the best product? Which one will treat you like a valued customer?
Ursula Librizzi
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6 Questions to Ask If You Don’t Understand Your Merchant Statements
We understand that trying to read your merchant statements can range from frustrating to downright impossible. We can relate to this even though our risk department reviews hundreds of merchant statements every month. Our combined years of experience analyzing merchant statements have allowed us to identify the following six questions which we encourage every business owner to consider.
Casey Russell
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How MCC and SIC Codes Impact Credit Card Processing
It’s no surprise that there are various types of businesses. However, you might not know that there’s a formal classification system for businesses that can impact their credit card processing.
Christina Lavingia
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How to Read a PayJunction Merchant Statement on Tiered Pricing
At PayJunction, we provide a detailed breakdown of our customers’ bills each month, which we’ll show you how to read below. For customers on Tiered pricing, transactions fall into three or four price tiers dictated by the risk or reward associated with the transaction — the higher the risk (e.g. keying in a transaction) or reward (e.g. an airline miles card), the higher the cost.
Ursula Librizzi
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