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8 Payment Trends to Watch in 2019
We expect 2019 to bring continued advancement in certain sectors of the payments industry as consumers, banks and businesses embrace new technology that provide alternative and easier ways to transact. For better or worse, these technology advancements will also likely lead to an increase government oversight. Here are our top picks to watch in 2019 (in addition to our prediction that the Patriots will win Superbowl LIII in Atlanta on Feb 3.)
A Behind the Scenes Look at Interchange Rates
Merchants continue to see increases in the cost of accepting credit card payments from their customers. The different types of payment cards presented for payment drastically affects the interchange fees merchants pay to process transactions. There are many solutions merchants are simply unaware of that can reduce the fees paid on certain card types. Easy Pay has been helping merchants maximize the tools available to keep their credit card fees as low as possible, and offers a free savings analysis for any merchant who would like to learn more.
The Ugly Side of Online Coaching and Seminars
Coaching and training programs are considered high risk by nearly every processor and bank, and FTC investigations make them even more concerned with the coaching/training industry in general. Promises of income, wealth and success can lead to big trouble for the companies that make those claims. Make sure your credit card processing account is not put at risk.
Make Money While You Sleep? This Guy Figured it out!
What if there was a way to build an income stream for yourself that would continue to pay you long after the initial work was done? Nearly every business today works with a credit card processing company to get a merchant account in order to accept credit cards from their customers. If you are the one who facilitates getting that business to work with a particular credit card processing company, you can receive a residual income commission every month for as long as that business stays with that processing company.