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Payment Security: Everything You Need to Know About Secure Payments

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Taking precautions to implement security measures such as secure firewalls and cybersecurity training helps to protect cardholder data and other sensitive information. It’s also critical to ensure card information is protected from data breaches with secure encryption and cybersecurity standards in place.

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ISVs vs SaaS: What’s the Difference?

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Examples of popular SaaS apps include Shopify, an eCommerce platform, Dropbox, a cloud storage service, and Stax Bill, an automated payment processing system. Consider Stax’s partner program. ISVs that integrate their solutions with Stax Connect gain access to the platform’s global reach, co-selling opportunities, and support.

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Recurring Payments: Definition and Implementation Best Practices

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Even when stored card information is tokenized, businesses must prioritize cybersecurity best practices to encrypt and secure sensitive information—this means having proper infrastructure and investment in technology is key. For example, Stax has several useful API integrations to leading CRM tools, such as Hubspot, Xero, Wave and more.

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Ultimate Guide to Surcharges: What is a Surcharge and How Does It Work

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Healthcare providers, for instance, may factor in compliance costs spent on cybersecurity measures, staff training, regular audits, and legal consultations to ensure adherence to health information privacy regulations. It’s often used in prepaid services like mobile top-ups and gift card purchases. Regulatory Compliance.