Do You Have a Stable Merchant Account?

Stable Merchant Account, Payment Processor, Card Processor

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      Choosing the right company to process payments is one of the most important decisions you face as a business owner. This holds especially true if you work in an industry considered high-risk from a payment processing perspective. The vast majority of purchase transactions are made with credit and debit cards. That means your payment processing system must be up and running at all times. You cannot take the risk of having your merchant account suspended for any time – let alone permanently terminated.

      The ability to accept credit and debit cards daily can make the difference between success or failure. Customers demand convenience – it does not take much to lose them to your competition. It is imperative to partner with a processing company, like Payment Savvy, to provide you with a stable merchant account.

      The following information will provide you with a few characteristics to consider when choosing a viable payment processor to provide your company with a stable merchant account.

      Characteristics Of A Stable Merchant Account Provider

      1: Multiple Banking Relationships

      The function of the payment processor is to authorize payment details for their clients. They must have good working relationships with multiple banks to accomplish this task. Redundancy or a backup merchant account is critical.  When the customer submits their credit card information, the processor communicates directly with the payer’s credit card banking network to establish if the payment is approved or declined.

      If the card payment is approved, the payment processor notifies the merchant. The next step is for the payment processor to transfer the approved funds into the merchant account. If the payment processor does not have a good working relationship with multiple banks, the process can become more complicated.

      2: Proven Track Record

      Payment processing has become a popular business in recent years – new companies are popping up left and right. That being said, companies that provide stable merchant accounts typically have a proven track record of success. It would help if you only considered a processor that has been in business for the long-term and knows the industry’s ins and outs.

      3: Provides A High Level Of Customer Support

      A high level of customer support is an essential aspect to consider. This holds especially true with payment processing due to the nature of the business. Issues can and do occur with every stable merchant account. The question is not if there will be problems, but how fast and effective will the problems be fixed?

      In conclusion, Payment Savvy specializes in providing businesses of all types with the ability to accept credit and debit card payments in person and online. Please contact Payment Savvy today to review your options, apply for a stable merchant account, and obtain answers to your questions. We look forward to hearing from you and working with your company.

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      Jason Rabago

      Jason Rabago

      With close to two decades of experience in sales and operations, Jason never hesitates to go above and beyond to meet our client’s expectations. He is our payment solution guru and attentively listens to a prospect’s current concerns to create a custom product offering guaranteed to check every want and need off the list. Reducing risk and increasing revenue is the name of Jason’s game and he loves providing solutions that substantially affect a company’s bottom line. Looking for an insight as to how your company can operate in a more streamlined manner? Reach out to Jason either at one his regularly attended conferences or give him a ring to discuss how Payment Savvy can elevate your business’ potential.