To get a merchant account, you must go through an application process to assure your business is qualified to assume this responsibility. You have to manage private customer data and agree to pay ...

If you want to accept credit cards from your customers, you will need a merchant account. Merchant processors accept credit card transactions for a fee, and connect transactions with your business ...

High risk businesses often have difficulty getting approved for a merchant account. But, there are options. You can find the best ones below. If your business is tagged as high-risk, you need to work ...

A high-risk merchant account allows some businesses that are considered high risk to accept credit and debit card payments. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising ...

Consumers expect to pay with credit and debit cards, but finding a credit card processor in certain industries can be challenging. Here are the pros and cons of a high-risk merchant account.

The relationship between a company and a bank or credit card company that allows the company to accept credit card payments from its customers To accept major credit cards from customers, your ...

Most small company owners will not hear the terms ‘high-risk merchant account’ and the use of ‘high-risk credit cards processing’ until they are recognized as such. At first, it looks a little ...

I received the following statement from Steven Goodrich, CEO and president of PowerPay, Psystar's former credit card processor: Psystar applied to PowerPay for a merchant account, which is vernacular ...

Dana Miranda is a Certified Educator in Personal Finance, creator of the Healthy Rich newsletter and author of You Don't Need a Budget: Stop Worrying about Debt, Spend without Shame, and Manage Money ...

Northwestern Merchant locations or their representatives, including vendors and other TPSPs, may not enter into legally binding agreements with TPSPs processing or handling any type of CHD (Cardholder ...

Jennifer Simonson has spent more than 20 years writing for newspapers, magazines and websites. Her journalism career started in a Denver-area city council building as a government newspaper reporter.