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Token Migration
Sep 8, 2026 · original
Token Migration of Credit Card Data If you run a subscription-based ecommerce business, few operational decisions feel scarier than switching payment processors. Your recurring revenue depends on stored card data working flawlessly, month after month, without your customers ever thinking about it. So when a merchant asks, “Why can’t we just copy and paste our customers’ card info from our old processor into the new one?” — it’s a completely reasonable question. It also reveals just how much confusion exists around what actually happens behind the scenes of a payment migration. The short answer is that you can’t copy and paste card data because of security architecture — and, frankly, because it’s good business for processors to make switching hard. This guide walks through exactly what’s happening under the hood, the four real migration paths available to you, and how the major platforms
Payment Security
Oct 25, 2023 · original
Payment security for your customers is one of the most critical pieces of being a business owner. Offering a secure platform on which your customers can pay for goods and services should be a top priority at all times. Whether your business is online or brick-and-mortar, there are a series of steps you can take to ensure payment security. Keeping payment information secure is not a simple matter of plug-and-play services. It requires diligence in detecting and preventing fraud and reporting it when it does occur. Keeping the payment space safe is every merchant’s responsibility. Here, we discuss some of the ways in which you can protect your consumers and your business. Payment Security Table of Contents How to Provide Payment Security To provide secure online payments, you must begin by analyzing the features and benefits of the payment processor you have chosen. Not only should your pr
ACH Fees
Oct 24, 2023 · original
ACH fees are a normal part of payment processing for businesses. If you have a payment processor for your business, you’ve likely heard this terminology before. The fees for ACH processing appear on your monthly account statement but can be difficult to understand. Here, we’ll dive into the specifics of ACH fees. It’s important to understand how they work so you can plan accordingly. This is a necessary business expense if you want to process card payments, but there is power in knowledge. What Are ACH Fees? ACH Fees Table of Contents An ACH fee is a charge that appears on a merchant account statement for the processing of credit and debit card transactions through the Automated Clearing House. The fee is assessed for every transaction made with a credit or debit card. ACH fees may vary depending on your payment processor, your account agreement, your transaction volume, and a variety of
Credit Card Fraud
Oct 23, 2023 · original
Credit card fraud is the unauthorized attainment and use of an individual’s credit card information. It is the most prevalent form of identity theft in the United States. Over 40% of identity theft in the U.S. is credit card fraud. Globally, credit card fraud accounts for billions of dollars. Nielsen estimates that it will be more than $40 billion by 2027. In the U.S. alone, credit card fraud accounted for more than $11 billion in losses. How Does Credit Card Fraud Happen? Credit Card Fraud Table of Contents Several years ago, credit card fraud occurred largely as card-present transactions. This means that the criminal would obtain the physical card from their victim and attempt to use it at a store by presenting it at the register for payment. With the inception of card chip technology, card-present purchases have become much more difficult to complete. Now, the most common type of cred
EFT Payment
Oct 22, 2023 · original
As a business owner, you probably make virtual or digital payments regularly. You pay vendors, utility bills, rent payments, etc. There are several different types of virtual payment options, and one of the is the EFT. For merchants unsure what an EFT payment is, this guide will help explain the basics of EFT payments. What is an EFT Payment? “EFT” stands for Electronic Funds Transfer”. It is the process of moving funds from one bank account to another without ever touching physical dollars. It is done electronically, as the name suggests. EFT Payment Table of Contents An EFT payment can be completed between accounts at the same institution or between different accounts at different banks. However, “EFT” does not specify the process or transfer type. Conversely, it’s an umbrella term that is used to describe a few different type of fund transfers. What Are the Different Types of EFT Paym
Electronic Payment Systems
Oct 21, 2023 · original
Online banking and shopping have become the norm for many people across the globe. As eCommerce continues to grow, businesses are looking for better ways to serve their customers that are safe and simple. Implementing an ePayment system in your business is an excellent way to increase your reach by offering online payments in addition to cash and paper checks. Electronic payment systems are gateways that allow consumers to make payments for goods and services using digital payment options instead of cash or paper checks. These payment systems can handle a variety of payment types and can be used in most industries. They function by processing electronic funds transfers (EFTs) between customers and merchants. Electronic Payment Systems Table of Contents The first electronic payment service was introduced in the 1970s by American Express. The company created a card that could be used to ma
Chargeback Fraud
Oct 20, 2023 · original
Chargeback fraud is a common term in payment processing. It happens frequently and continues to grow as eCommerce expands. As a business owner, it’s important to understand what it is and how to fight back. This article will discuss all the relevant issues around chargebacks and how they impact businesses. What is Chargeback Fraud? Chargeback fraud, often referred to as “friendly fraud”, happens when a customer intentionally calls their bank to secure a refund when there was no error on the part of the merchant. Chargeback Fraud Table of Contents In other words, a cardholder can purchase something from you, receive the goods or services, and then call their bank to dispute the charge and get their money back. A consumer will give their bank a variety of reasons for which they want to dispute the charge and oftentimes, the bank simply processes the refund without much investigation. Under
Provisional Credit Reversal
Oct 20, 2023 · original
Many financial institutions offer provisional credit reversals to their customers as a good-faith gesture during an investigation. They are typically provided immediately during a transaction dispute and can be permanent or temporary. Below is information regarding provisional credit reversals, including what they are and when they occur. What does Provisional Credit Reversal Mean? Provisional Credit Reversal Table of Contents A provisional credit reversal is a temporary credit placed on a cardholder’s account during a transaction investigation. When the customer is disputing a transaction, the bank will often issue a provisional credit while they do their investigation. This is generally a customer service technique to satisfy the cardholder while the bank investigates the transaction. What Causes a Provisional Credit? Transaction disputes are the main reason for which provisional credi
eCommerce Fraud Protection
Oct 19, 2023 · original
E-commerce fraud prevention is a series of preventive measures implemented to protect consumer data while making online purchases. It is a multi-faceted approach to protecting consumers and businesses from would-be criminals. Online businesses face thousands of monthly attacks that put their business and profits at risk. What’s worse is that these criminals often get away with it, and the merchant is left with the backlash of angry customers, poor online reviews, and a damaged reputation. eCommerce Fraud Protection Table of Contents We put together this guide to help you protect your business and consumer data. You can do this by implementing some e-commerce fraud prevention protocols. To understand how it works, let’s examine what fraud is, how it happens, and what companies can do to mitigate their risk. What is ECommerce Fraud? E-commerce fraud is a type of fraud that occurs during an
Bank Identification Numbers
Oct 18, 2023 · original
Identifying a credit card and the issuing bank is a key necessity for most businesses. When processing transactions or reconciling batches, there is often a need to understand where the transactions are coming from. This guide examine Bank Identification Numbers and how they are used. What Is A Bank Identification Number BIN Table of Contents A bank identification number, or BIN, is a code used to identify the bank a particular card is associated with. Issuer Identification Number, INN, is also used to describe this numbering system. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) developed the numbering system for Bank Identification Numbers today. This numbering system has become the standard for business and industry not only in the USA, but globally. It’s generally the first 4-6 numbers on a credit or debit card. These num

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