Third Party Processing
Today we’ll have a look at a certain method of processing payments.
The one that got big rapidly in the last few years.
Today we’ll have a look at a certain method of processing payments.
The one that got big rapidly in the last few years.
A subscription (recurring payments) in a SaaS based company?
Boy oh boy. Simply irreplaceable thing. Businesses based on these types of services breathe subs like air!
In one of the last posts, I have told you in a nutshell how to integrate your e-commerce site with a payment provider via API. Today we’ll concentrate on how to do the same thing using a different approach: Secure Form. It’s an easy and convenient method, and it’s often chosen by smaller shops and Software as a Service businesses.
Implementing Credit Card payments is not as tough a task as it may seem at a first glance.
No man is an island, so they say.
It’s impossible for any online business, let alone one with software as a service business model, to exist without various services and tools. Some of the popular ones are new. Some are with us for decades and became a pure necessity (e.g. grandma Domain and grandpa Hosting.)
There are two payment protocols: SEPA SCT (SEPA Credit Transfer) and SEPA SDD (SEPA Direct Debit). The latter in two variations: Core and B2B. They differ. Precisely, how?
From the outside it may seem that online payments are easy. You just need to attach your webpage to a paying agent of your choice and swoosh, ready to go. The money just starts flowing.
Why should an Internet merchant bother with lowering the chargeback rate? Why constantly keep the matter on the radar? (Such a nuisance!) After all – it’s just another way for the client to get the money back, right?