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Stax vs Riverside Payments: Which Solution Should You Choose?

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You may not be able to control the rates set by the banks and card providers, but what you can do is manage those fees through your payment processor. There are many processors out there that claim to save you money, and in this post we’ll take a look at two of them: Riverside Payments and Stax.

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How to Find the Best SaaS Billing Platform: A Complete Guide

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Here’s an interesting stat: 70% of businesses consider subscription and membership models indispensable for future commercial growth and expansion. They must engineer a well-rounded solution that makes handling subscriptions a breeze (and yes, it is as hard as it sounds). However, only 10% of them currently employ these models.

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Recurring Billing: Definition, How it Works, and Best Practices

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For businesses offering subscriptions, memberships, retainers, and other recurring services, recurring billing is a powerful solution to streamline processes and ultimately enhance revenue generation. Consider this: Consumers are already conditioned to the subscription model. Learn More What is Recurring Billing?

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How to Streamline Your SaaS Clients’ Merchant Underwriting Process—and Improve Adoption Rates

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SaaS companies can avoid having to integrate their software with that of gateways and banks, undergo thorough merchant underwriting, and submit mountains of documents by working with a trusted PayFac like Stax to make their software more comprehensive for their clients. This is what we call payment adjacency,” explains Richard.

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How to Maintain Anti-Money Laundering Compliance as a PayFac

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Launderers usually funnel illicit money using an associate’s cash-generating business or inflating their invoices. Transaction monitoring and reporting Onboarding sub-merchants following thorough KYC isn’t enough. Diverse clientele and varying risk profiles PayFacs onboard and deal with a diverse merchant base.

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What are Merchant Accounts and How Do They Work?

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A merchant account refers to a business bank account that allows businesses to accept electronic payments for goods and services. This includes credit card payments, debit cards, and other payment options that require a merchant account to process payments, such as eChecks and ACH.

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6 Vertical SaaS Examples that Integrate Payments

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For vertical SaaS companies, this means integrating a payment processor into your existing software so your users can process customer transactions on one platform without having to switch to a third-party app to get paid. Your embedded payment processing tool must support online invoicing and all the payment types used by customers.