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The Ultimate Guide to Customer Onboarding in Banking

User Pilot

How does customer onboarding in banking work? You will also learn the main challenges involved in the onboarding process in banking, best practices and explore the best onboarding software tools for the job. The process establishes the foundation for the bank-customer relationship. Let’s dive right in!

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How to Leverage FedNow

USIO

Banks and Credit Unions: Modernize Your Offering Use FedNow to: Offer customers real-time P2P and B2B payments. No cost with automated onboarding, revenue share, and built-in PCI Level 1 compliance (the highest level of security.) FedNow Solution: Instantly disburse funds upon loan approval.

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Glossary: 117 software-led payments terms to know

Payrix

Association Group of card-issuing banks or organizations that set common transaction terms for merchants, issuers, and acquirers. Card brands Member-based corporations that connect consumers, businesses, and banks through electronic payments; establish and enforce rules amongst members; and promote the brands (e.g.,

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A content-first approach to product onboarding

Intercom, Inc.

Knowing your user’s story is central to a great onboarding experience – but how do you actually tell that story ? At some point you need to write the content of your onboarding: words, sentences, value props, the works. As it turns out, writing your onboarding is a real job, and it’s often harder than you might think.

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Underwriting 101: What is Underwriting and Why is it Important?

Underwriting in the payments industry is the process of assessing and verifying potential customers – including adherence to banking, brand, and governmental rules – to protect consumers from entities that want to engage in fraud or other illegal activities by accepting credit card transactions.

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Master merchant: Definition, types, and examples

Payrix

The master merchant establishes a relationship with a payment processor or acquiring bank and is responsible for ensuring compliance with payment regulations, handling transaction processing, and managing risks associated with payments on behalf of the sub-merchants. 3 things you should know about a master merchant 1.

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Meet the Rockstars of Risk: Essential insights for software companies navigating payments, compliance, and security

Payrix

Jess Kirkpatrick, Senior Director of Risk, Fraud, and Underwriting “What is the one thing you want software companies to know about merchant onboarding and underwriting?” Software companies can streamline merchant onboarding by ensuring their customers are prepared to share this data, allowing for efficient account processing.