There are many different ways that new business technology can make your life easier. From check readers to electronic age verification, learn about the tools you need to have a more efficient business life.
How To Accept Credit Cards At Your Business
Those who are still learning the ropes of running a small or home-based business may be unsure about how to accept credit cards for their goods and services. Perhaps you have sold handmade items by mail order up to this point, receiving a check in the mail as payment. Or you might run a small shop where customers come in to shop and pay by check or cash. If you are wondering how to accept credit cards, here are a few basic guidelines.
1. Apply for a merchant account to fin…
Flexible Payments Mean Happier Customers
Most businesses start out with limited payment options, but as your business grows, it is important to offer your customers as many payment options as possible so they will spend their money with you.
Choosing the Right Credit Card Processing Terminal
There are a wide variety of credit card processing terminals available to you when you start to accept credit cards. Think about the options you will need before you commit.
Accept Credit Card In Your Business
Should you accept credit card in your business transactions? Many small companies or home-based businesses avoid doing so because of their concern over fees and expenses that may drain away potential profits. Yet the actual cost of implementing credit card payment processing equipment, along with associated monthly and annual fees, may cost less than you think. The application process is easy, many banks are willing to work with small business owners, and exciting profits are…
Offshore Credit Cards
Until a recently, the typical offshore investor did not have access to the payment convenience and flexibility associated with a credit card–at least not from the standpoint of accessing and spending the money he or she had safely placed offshore. Consider the predicament of yesterday’s offshore investors seeking to access smaller amounts of money residing in their offshore bank accounts–say, under $10,000. If those individuals wanted to use offshore funds to make a purchase while living in North America or traveling abroad, they would have to personally withdraw funds from their offshore bank or have money wired to bank accounts where they lived.