Interchange Fees & White Label Debit Card Programs
Interchange fees are the transaction charges imposed on merchants when they accept card payments from customers, whether conducted online by an eCommerce business or in-person at a physical store.
Interchange fees are the transaction charges imposed on merchants when they accept card payments from customers, whether conducted online by an eCommerce business or in-person at a physical store.
SEPA, has emerged as a crucial framework transforming the way businesses and individuals execute euro-denominated transactions across Europe.
Stellar Path payments are a feature within the Stellar blockchain platform that allows users to send a payment from one asset to another through a specified sequence of intermediate assets.
A payment facilitator, also known as a PayFac, is a type of service provider that enables businesses to accept electronic payments, including credit card transactions, on behalf of sub-merchants.
UnionPay is a Chinese financial services corporation that operates a global payment network called UnionPay Network. It was established in 2002 and is now one of the world’s largest payment card issuers, competing with international networks like Visa and Mastercard.
The Puerto Rico International Financial Entity is designed to engage in a wide range of financial activities on an international scale, including banking, investment, asset management, and other financial services.
A regulatory sandbox is a controlled environment or framework created by regulatory authorities to allow fintech companies to test and experiment with new products, services, or business models in a supervised and flexible manner.
(PSD2) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Union (EU) to regulate payment services and promote innovation in the financial industry.
State money transmitter licenses are generally required for businesses that engage in activities related to the transfer of money or monetary value.