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Accepting card payments is no longer optional for most businesses. Across North America, electronic payments now represent the majority of transactions, meaning nearly every merchant needs a reliable payment terminal. But while choosing a processor gets most of the attention, how you acquire your payment terminal can quietly become one
In payments, staying compliant isn’t optional; it’s a core part of running a sustainable business. For U.S. merchants, the rules around payment security, fraud prevention,
In 2024, Canadians reported over CAD $638 million in fraud losses, according to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC). Credit card and payment fraud remain major
In 2024, U.S. consumers suffered over $12.5 billion in fraud losses, a 25% increase from 2023. Credit‑card fraud remained the most prevalent form of identity theft,
In 2025, the United States remains the world’s largest credit card market, with more than 631 million active credit card accounts and total revolving credit
In 2025, Canada continues to be one of the most credit-active countries in the world, with an extremely high penetration of credit cards among its
In 2025, staying compliant with payment rules is essential for businesses of every size. Card networks like Visa and Mastercard are enforcing stricter standards, regulators
While the majority of Canadian businesses operate in straightforward industries like retail, services, and hospitality, a growing segment exists in the shadows of the payments
In 2025, the payments landscape is evolving faster than ever, driven by innovations that directly impact merchants’ bottom lines. Global digital payment volume is expected
Law firms handle sensitive client funds, including retainers, settlements, and real estate closings. Managing these funds properly is not just good business practice, it is
Economic growth and the payments industry are closely connected. When the economy grows, people and businesses spend more, fueling transaction volume and, in turn, payment
The United States is home to one of the most diverse and dynamic economies in the world, powered by over 33 million businesses across a
When most people think about credit card payments, names like Visa or Mastercard come to mind. But while these credit card networks provide the infrastructure
Switching payment processors might sound like a risky move, especially if you’re worried about downtime, lost sales, or technical headaches. But it doesn’t have to
If your business accepts credit cards, choosing the right pricing model can have a big impact on your bottom line. The two most common options
The payment industry is packed with jargon that sounds like it was made to confuse you—terms like “interchange optimization,” “chargeback ratio,” and “merchant acquirer” get
The landscape of payments in the United States is undergoing a rapid transformation. As digital commerce expands and consumer expectations evolve, the demand for faster,
Interac e-Transfer is one of the most popular ways to send and receive money in Canada. Many consumers use it to pay friends or family.
Choosing the right payment processor can significantly impact a business’s operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and bottom line. Two players in the Canadian payment processing industry
The way customers pay is rapidly evolving. In today’s digital-first world, convenience and speed are top priorities for shoppers—especially online. One of the fastest-growing payment
Tariffs — government-imposed taxes on imported goods — are often seen as a supply chain issue. But they also have a ripple effect that extends
The way people pay has been changing fast since the advent of the internet. In 2025, customers expect faster, safer, and more flexible payment options—both