If consumers are wary about putting their information out there, those tasked with processing that data and are entrusted to keep it safe may find themselves in a tough situation.
Month: June 2013
When and why different cards are issued makes a huge difference for consumers
Some shoppers may carry with them customer-specific cards, but credit card payment processors should pay attention to the reasons they may or may not be appealing.
Payment processors can help transportation systems
Accepting credit card processing is important for commonly used services, such as travel, and a new survey shows that users many aren’t afraid of the rising cost of technology.
Increasing number of banks took up credit cards in past two years
More banks are issuing credit cards in recent years, according to one source, and it’s possible this trend could continue.
Stronger online attacks could be on the way, expert says
With the increased focus on connecting devices, a potential exists for more disabling cyber attacks in the future, one expert says.
Knowing common user complaints can benefit your business
For merchants using POS credit card processors, studying consumer complaints can also be a means of improving.
Small businesses should know when (and why) to levy surcharges
Apply surcharges can be confusing, impractical, or illegal, depending on where a business is located and what practices they use.
Russia will work alongside U.S. to counter cyber data dangers
Collaboration between these two countries may result in better attention to system security over time, according to a recent statement.
May sees continued improvement in credit card payments
Credit card companies are continuing to notice a positive trend in reduced delinquent payments.
Bringing the physical and digital together on a POS level
Enabling a more specific future payment experience may begin with strong credit card processing systems, according to one source.