Posts Tagged ‘online payments’

Ecommerce accept credit card

Monday, August 27th, 2007

With most of the payments being made via credit card, have you ever wondered how payments are accepted through a credit card? The answer is simple. One simply requires having an Internet Merchant Account to accept the payments through a credit card. Now the next question is that from where does one get this internet merchant account? Well, one simply can get these accounts through a bank, a broker or any third party.
Though getting an account through a bank is a wee bit difficult for business houses that are still at nascent stage as banks do not encourage companies who do not have a very large capital.
In such situations, a broker or a third party can prove quite instrumental for getting an account which can further enable acceptance of credit cards for ecommerce. Credit cards are generally used for products which are sold online. Thus, in order to accept credit cards, one also needs to have a functional website where all the products and services can be displayed and purchases can be made by the consumers. These websites effortlessly stream payment getaways into their sites for accepting credit cards.
The payment getaways provided in these websites help an individual to transfer funds from the website account to the account of the owner. These payment getaways charge a nominal fee for enabling ecommerce transactions.

Google Checkout - Google Checkout V Paypal - Will There Be A Winner In The Payments War?

Friday, August 10th, 2007

It’s been almost one year since Google launched its very own payment service, known as Google Checkout. But prior to its arrival, consumers and merchants alike anticipated much more than just another payment service - they foresaw the unleashing of PayPal’s biggest rival.
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