Payrix
FEBRUARY 4, 2025
What is a payment processor? A payment processor facilitates the flow of transactions typically made with credit cards, debit cards, and other digital payments. But at the most basic level, this is how the payment processor is involved in a credit card transaction: 1.
Payrix
FEBRUARY 4, 2025
Interested in learning more about software-led payments or joining the current Embedded Payments conversations in your organization? This blog post is your ultimate guide to understanding the most used payments terms today. This blog post is your ultimate guide to understanding the most used payments terms today.
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USIO
FEBRUARY 7, 2025
An efficient, flexible, and scalable payment ecosystem can drive growth, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are at the heart of this transformation, enabling businesses to create customized payment workflows that meet the unique demands of their operations.
Stax
MARCH 18, 2025
According to the US Federal Reserve in 2022, general-purpose card payments reached $153.3 On top of that, 69% of Americans online in 2023 said they used digital payment methods to make a purchase. To address evolving customer demands and accept electronic payments, you need a payment processing system.
Advertiser: Infinicept
Many business-to-business software companies were founded for a single, fundamental purpose: to improve the business solutions available to a certain industry or vertical. How does becoming a payment facilitator help them achieve this?
USIO
MAY 16, 2024
Here are some of the most FAQs software companies ask Usio about integrated payments, along with comprehensive answers to help you navigate this critical aspect of your business. What are integrated payments? Why should my software company consider integrating payments? Security is paramount in payment processing.
Payrix
FEBRUARY 4, 2025
What are integrated payments? Integrated payments are payment processing capabilities that are incorporated into a software companys platform to provide their user base with the ability to accept and manage payments for their businesses. 3 things you should know about integrated payments 1.
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Simplify omnichannel payments with a solution that unifies every channel through your platform. By integrating front-end systems like online, mobile, and in-store payments with robust back-end infrastructure, you can deliver a seamless payments experience without the need for heavy engineering.
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Right now, the embedded payments conversation can be downright confusing. Part of the reason for this owes to the sheer volume of terms used to describe some of the approaches within the space, like payfac, payment facilitator, merchant of record (MOR), embedded payments, software-led payments––and that's just to name a few.
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As software companies become a larger part of the payments world, you will have to determine how much of a role you want to play and how far up the payments revenue food chain you want to go.
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In payments, both terms have to do with getting payment capabilities closer to the process they’re associated with and improving the customer experience. Integrated payments connect payment processes to software platforms, making things simpler for the end user. And they are, in some ways.
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If you are a vertically focused software company and hate giving up a big piece of your revenue pie to third parties, explore becoming a payment facilitator. Transform your business by increasing your revenue share, taking control of your merchant’s experience, and owning your risk management decisions.
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Is your integrated payments partnership maximizing your software company’s value or stifling its growth? Discover whether your payment processor is a true collaborator or a limitation on your company's aspirations by delving into our informative article.
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Whenever a consumer pays for a good or service, either online or in person, the process is quick and easy. But behind the scenes, a massive system continually hums, making that transaction and more than a billion like it possible every day.
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For software company executives, maximizing revenue, profitability, and enterprise value is of utmost importance. A key factor in achieving these goals is having a solid integrated payment strategy in place — one that allows for control, ownership, and leverage over customer relationships and payment service contracts.
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