Quick Click is used to generate "buy now" buttons that you can embed on your website. Using our Button Creator, you can quickly and easily create Buy Now, Add to Cart, or Donation buttons for placement on your website. When any of these buttons are clicked,...
Overview The following article goes into detail of card-on-file (COF) and how these transactions should be correctly flagged on our platform. What Is Card-on-File? A card-on-file (or Credential-on-file) transaction is where a cardholder authorizes a merchant to store...
What is an ABA Routing Number? American Bankers Association (ABA). This number is always immediately to the left of the account number (or the “DDA Number”) at the bottom of every check that is issued in the US. The ABA (or routing number) is always 9 digits and is...
VAR = "Value Added Reseller" Every Merchant Account has a “file” built with all the critical Merchant Account information. (the MID, the bank account information, the business information, the processor information etc) RETAIL MERCHANT ACCOUNTS: When the Merchant...
***Please read below to ensure you’re getting application updates and vital account information via email.*** Our emails are an essential part of keeping your company running smoothly. We aren’t trying to sell you anything - but we do use email to make sure you’re...
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What is EMV Compliance? EMV (“Europay, MasterCard and Visa”) is a technology standard developed in Europe in 1994. Essentially it’s a slightly different way to accept cards that leverages “smart cards” and “EMV compatible” terminals. Basically: You insert the front...
Yes. We offer a wide variety of International Merchant Accounts. You can see details about International Merchant Accounts here.
An authorization is used for two reasons: To verify there are funds available on a credit card. To authorize the use of those funds (this will hold the funds until the sale is made)
No. If you run a credit card sale, the transaction will complete or decline. Authorizations are only used when you want to authorize a card before you actually run the transaction. See Authorization
