Opinions vary regarding whether PIN debit or signature debit transactions are the more cost-effective way of accepting customers’ debit card purchases, but the prevailing view seems to be that PIN debit is the less expensive option for merchants. The reality is a little more complicated than a simple either-or answer. Let’s dive in.
Applying for and being approved for a merchant account isn’t always a simple matter! Especially for business that are labelled “high risk” or “hard to acquire”. This post outlines all the basics of how high risk merchant accounts work, what to expect from the application process, and how to get approved easily and quickly!
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