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Here’s a brief guide on the payment process and where each entity plays a role. Step 1: The customer purchases an item with a creditcard. Step 2: The creditcard is swiped, dipped, or tapped at a POS system or a creditcard reader, where the card gets recognized for charging.
Step 3: Get your merchant account We already established that you cant acceptcreditcardpayments without a merchant account. You can apply directly for one from a merchant acquiring bank, but we recommend getting one from your payment services provider to make the process faster and smoother.
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