An online payment processor is a product that acts as a middleman between your business’s website and your customers. The service allows your business to accept payment via credit or debit card from your customers, and then deposit the funds into your bank account. If you are selling digital products, accepting donations to events, or offering subscription-based services choosing the appropriate payment processing solution will help you expand your customer base.
Your customers input their payment information into forms, typically on your website or mobile app. The form will ask you to enter your name, email address, card number, CVV and expiration date. The payment processor will confirm that the customer is able to pay for an purchase, and then authorize the transaction. If the transaction was not authorized the message will be sent to the customer explaining the reason behind the refusal and allowing them to try again.
When choosing an online payment processor, choose one that is compatible to your existing point-of-sale (POS) system. You can also look for an option you can integrate directly into your website. Check that the provider has a good range of payment options, including alternative credit cards, QR code transactions and PayPal. It is important to choose a provider that will help you with your international operations, since it will help you expand into new markets and increase conversion across global customer bases.
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