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ACH Payments Improve Cash Flow

Jul 5, 2022

What is an ACH Payment? ACH payments are a type of electronic bank-to-bank payment. The ACH system is used to quickly move money from one bank account to another. It is similar to a wire transfer, paper checks or cash moving between accounts, except much faster and less expensive than a wire transfer. ACH is […]

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Handling Customers Declined Credit Card Transactions

May 3, 2022

When a customer’s credit card declines, it creates an awkward situation for you and the customer. Your first instinct is likely to run the card again. Your customer will likely even ask you to try it again. If the card is declined, it will decline on each subsequent attempt – so, don’t waste time doing […]

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THE GREAT CHARGEBACK SURGE OF 2021 CONTINUES IN TO 2022

Apr 7, 2022

Have you noticed an uptick in chargebacks? We are seeing many of our merchants who are experiencing chargebacks for the very first time after decades of business experience. As we enter the fourth month of 2022, our Remedy Payment Solutions chargeback concierge team has seen a huge surge in chargebacks. This is a phenomenon taking place throughout the world. In […]

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Cash App Income is Taxable – IRS Changes Rules in 2022

Mar 18, 2022

Digital Payment platforms such as PayPal, Zelle and Venmo were originally intended to allow friends to quickly transfer money between each other. Cash apps provide a quick and easy method for splitting the check in a restaurant, loaning a friend money or even paying for Girl Scout cookies. The History of Cash Apps The original […]

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Risk Holds: What’s safe and what’s risky?

Jul 8, 2021

Who decides if your bank account  is funded for a transaction that you process? Remedy Payments engages with a partner bank (funding bank) that agrees to provide funds to you immediately on behalf of the bank that issued your customer’s credit card. Let’s say your customer used a Wells Fargo Visa to make a $10,000 purchase. […]

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