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Merchant Cash Advance
If you’ve already got a merchant account and can accept credit cards, then you’re headed in the right direction to making your business successful. So what else can you do?...
Merchant Cash Advance
Many of our clients and prospective clients are curious about what a merchant cash advance is and how it differs from a traditional business loan. There are many differences. First,...
Accepting Credit Cards Safely and Securely
These days, rarely anyone carries around a wad of cash. In the old days, before the era of plastic credit cards, folks that wanted to drop a large amount of...
Purchasing Cards and Level III Processing
Level 3 eliminates payment reconciliation for you while providing various levels of transaction data for your customers - all with one swipe of a card. Why Accept Purchasing Cards? It...
QuickBooks ACH Processing
If processing ACH payments and credit card payments in one solution with unified reporting wasn’t already convenient enough, QuickBooks users can now benefit from seamless integration. Revolution Payment Systems has...
Business to Business and B2G Merchant Accounts
What is a B2B or G2B Merchant Account? A business to business merchant account is a special merchant account for organizations and government agencies that sell primarily to other businesses,...
Level 3 Processing from Revolution Payments
Level 3 processing from Revolution Payments can offer a tremendous savings for merchants who are suppliers to other businesses or government agencies. Purchasing cards (p-cards) are issued to large corporations...
Purchase cards, GSA SmartPay, and Level 3 credit card processing
Level 3 processing is a unique class of credit card processing. The Level 3 classification only applies to specially issued Purchase Cards (p-cards) that are able to accept an enhanced...
Visa B2B Rate
Business-to-Business: Transactions eligible for the B2B rate must be CPS qualified (not qualifying for Level 2 rates) and be processed by merchants operating in qualified Merchant Category Codes (MCCs). Transactions...
Interchange Questions:
What are Interchange Rates? An Interchange Rate, also known as an Interchange Fee, is a term used in the payment card industry to describe a fee that bank card networks...
NACHA MEMBERSHIP APPROVES RULE ON MOBILE ACH PAYMENTS
NACHA MEMBERSHIP APPROVES RULE ON MOBILE ACH PAYMENTS The Electronic Payments Association membership has approved a new rule on mobile ACH payments that incorporates mobile ACH debits into the existing...
Fraud Protection
FRAUD CONTROL Card-Not-Present Extra protection when there’s no card Card-not-present (CNP) merchants must take extra precaution against fraud exposure and associated losses. Anonymous scam artists bet on the fact that...