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Mobile Credit Card Processing Explained: What Business Owners Need to Know

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According to Forbes , “mobile payments are increasingly being used by U.S. shoppers as customers become more comfortable with the technology.” Not only are there a number of ways your customers could be using their mobile devices to give payments, but you as a business owner could be leveraging mobile devices to accept them as well.

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How to Find the Right Credit Card Terminal for Your Business

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Level Up Your Terminal with Stax Card Readers What is a Credit Card Terminal? A credit card terminal is a device commonly used by businesses to handle credit and debit card transactions. They can also take contactless payments from mobile wallets.

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How to Successfully Implement a Credit Card Surcharge Program In Your Business

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Even if the consensus is out that it’s okay for merchants to not incur costly transaction fees if accepting credit card payments, it can be difficult to understand how to collect surcharge fees from your customers and retain your customer base. Surcharge rules do differ from state to state.

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What is B2B Payments Processing and How Do You Implement It?

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Generally, but not always, B2B transactions tend to occur less frequently but at far higher amounts, involving extended sales cycles, negotiations, contracts, and on-going relationships between the two businesses. Business to consumer (B2C), by comparison, relies on speedy payment processing to transact on the spot.

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Can You Decrease Credit Card Interchange Fees?

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These fees help cover the costs of processing the payment and maintaining the card network. Interchange fees themselves are non-negotiable and they’re charged whenever a merchant accepts credit card payments. Processor markup This is where your payment processor comes into play.