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Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing
Categories: credit card processing, credit card terminals
Mike Strawhecker at the financial services consultancy The Straw Group posted a pointed criticism of proposed changes to credit card processing laws. An amendment to the proposed financial regulation overhaul would give the Federal Reserve the authority to regulate “interchange transaction fees," or the charges paid by retailers to debit-card processors. Strawhecker's take: Beware of unintended consequences.
Imagine if your business only accepted cash payments. How badly would it hit your bottom line? What if you didn't make sales on the phone, or online? Make no mistake, credit cards keep businesses alive. It's simple math: If you accept credit card payments, your revenue potential increases dramatically
If you're accepting credit card payments, you'll need to have a merchant account with your bank, you'll need a credit card processing terminal or maybe more. You're going to need to decide on a payment processor for Internet transactions, and potentially bring your company processes in line with PCIU compliance requirements.
Swedish big-box home furnishing store, IKEA, has tailored its customer shopping experience in a way that would make M.C. Escher proud. Its goal, like yours, is to drive up volume and drive down costs.