The last couple of months have certainly reiterated the importance of digital money and online payments. 10 years ago, this article would have been laughed out of town, but a surge in demand for online purchases and bank transfers has … Continued
I haven’t written about the card reader market for some time and I thought it was about time I revisited the subject.
Chargebacks can come as a nasty surprise to small businesses – but what are they, how much do they cost and how can you avoid them?
Online payment systems are an essential part of doing business if you run an ecommerce site. In this article, we take a look at the best online payment systems on offer.
When we talk about high-profile business rivalries we think of the likes of Adidas vs Nike, Burger King vs McDonald’s, and Apple vs Android. Making a decision between a set of these rivals largely comes down to your personal preference. … Continued
During these uncertain times, small business owners should be exploring every avenue possible in an attempt to save every penny. Comparing the most affordable merchant services is not the easiest task in the world, especially for small businesses with time … Continued
Founded in 1998, SmartDebit is the UK’s leading direct debit service provider, processing over £2 billion every single year. In this blog, I put it to the test to see how it stacks up against its competitors.
Braintree Payments is a popular online payment processor for eCommerce businesses to accept mobile and web payments. Braintree also accepts trendy new payment methods, like Google Pay and Apple Pay. If you’re old school, there’s support for all debit cards … Continued
Elavon Merchant Services is an Atlanta-based merchant account provider, and they are one of the largest in the USA. 3 billion transactions. That’s how much Elavon processes in just one year. Yikes! You might expect some perks for using such … Continued
Paypal, Stripe, WorldPay. All of these well known online payment providers do pretty much the same thing: your customer makes a payment, your provider processes it and passes the money over to you (not before they take a fee of … Continued
