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Credit Card Payment Integration: How to Integrate Payments into Your Website and Point of Sale

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TL;DR Online payments rely on API or hosted gateways with encryption and fraud detection, while in-store transactions require POS hardware with EMV chip technology and NFC capabilities. On the other hand, in-person payment integration requires POS hardware, such as card readers and NFC terminals, that connect with the payment processor.

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How to Choose a Payment Solution That Scales with You

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A flexible payment processor will grow with you, helping you scale services and markets without needing a full systems overhaul. Makes business expansion easier (less growing pains) Planning to expand or add a subscription service? Instead, look for a pricing model that rewards growthlike Staxs subscription-based pricing.

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The 7 Best Mobile POS Systems for Small Businesses in 2024

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Whether businesses are on the road or staff are simply moving about in-store, mobile point of sale systems (mPOS systems) are becoming an increasingly popular POS option for small businesses. In fact, mPOS systems are gradually gaining market share from the fixed cash-register-style POS market.

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The Ultimate Guide to Ecommerce Payment Solutions

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Its the third-party service that serves as the link between the payment gateway, acquiring bank, and issuing bank or card network. That said, lets dive into the different types of eCommerce payment solutions: Hosted payment gateways Hosted payment gateways are provided by a payment service provider (PSP).

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What are Merchant Accounts and How Do They Work?

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In this blog, we’re going to explain how merchant accounts work in both eCommerce and offline settings and what businesses need to consider when selecting a merchant services provider. A merchant account refers to a business bank account that allows businesses to accept electronic payments for goods and services. Chargeback fees.

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What is an ISV Partner? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Independent Software Vendors

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Think: cloud platforms and operating systems like Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), the Salesforce ecosystem, or a payment platform. This could mean building an app that runs on Azure, integrating payments through Stax Connect , or creating an add-on for Oracles software suite.

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What Is an ACH Payment Facilitator?

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The great thing about an ACH PayFac solution like Stax Connect is that SaaS companies or ISVs can embed ACH payments in their software easily and own (also, white label) the payment experience. PayFacs typically partner with a payment processor or a bank to provide merchant services.