As technology advances and industries evolve to meet ever-changing consumer demands, payment processing becomes a central focus. Businesses must adapt and embrace practices that not only expedite their payment procedures but also contribute to a seamless and secure financial ecosystem. The following strategies can help speed up

Within the dynamic landscape of financial transactions, a fundamental question arises: Should your business employ payment gateways or direct acquirers? Let’s explore the advantages and disadvantages of each payment method so you can choose the one that aligns with your enterprise’s unique needs and goals. Understanding payment

How can ePaymints accelerate payment processing? Co-founder Kimberly Smith Coley explains how ePaymints is different from most payment companies, providing unique solutions to meet you right where you are. To learn more about how ePaymints can make payment processing seamless for your business, visit ePaymints.com.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated virtually every industry, and payment processing is no exception. The integration of this advanced technology brings a myriad of benefits that not only streamline the buyer’s journey but also enhance the efficiency and security of transactions. Here’s a closer look at the

How is ePaymints redefining payment processing? Co-founders Jodi Durst and Kimberly Smith Coley explain how ePaymints provides a new way of supporting clients while creating a boutique experience. Learn more about how ePaymints can upgrade your business’s payment processing at ePaymints.com.

As the digital age ushers in a plethora of payment options, large business-to-business (B2B) enterprises must think ahead and plan how they will manage the ever-increasing payment load. Partnering with a payment processor can provide tangible benefits, but how can companies choose the right one for their

Payment processing fees are expensive, and can be a significant expense for businesses of all sizes. In fact, the average merchant pays around 2.9% + $0.30 per credit card transaction. That means that if a business processes $10,000 in credit card payments each month, they’re paying around

As the first generation of financially independent adults that are digital-natives, Gen Zers are poised to shake up the way traditional businesses do business. The first thing to go will be parts of the checkout experience that prove slow and unwieldy to this generation of instant-gratification seekers,

Here’s a scenario. You are a business owner or decision maker looking for a way to start accepting payments for your business, or you’re looking to switch providers for a better deal. Either way, you are looking towards the realm of payment facilitators and payment processors. But

Lately we’ve been reading feedback from communities of other U.S. based payment processors. And unfortunately for these merchants, it’s not good. Our biggest takeaway is that most payment processors regard customer service as low priority. While it’s important to note that happy customers are far less likely to leave feedback than