Recurring payments are a key component of a growing trend: subscriptions. It seems like you can buy anything on a subscription basis these days. For decades, people subscribed to newspapers and magazines. It was easier than running out and buying the latest edition – and if there was an intriguing headline, you might not get your copy. Moreover, subscriptions meant you paid less than the newsstand price.
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Since the beginning of the pandemic, consumers have been reluctant to handle cash or shared devices, like PIN pads. As a result, the adoption of touchless payment options is on the rise.
Competing on price is always a race to the bottom. There are people in our industry who believe the only way to sign a new account is to cut into your margin and offer lower fees. However, there is a smarter way: Interchange optimization.
Consumers’ standards have remained high through all the retail operational changes of 2020 and early 2021, and they’re now looking ahead to what comes next.
Competition from newer, larger players in the payments space is one of the biggest challenges that VARs and ISOs face. But have no doubt: You can compete and win against these larger entities. Start with these two advantages that differentiate your business from larger payment companies.
When it comes to delivering quality customer service, bigger isn’t necessarily better. The payments space has experienced a high volume of merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in recent years. While those mergers created gargantuan global payment companies with expansive payment capabilities, in some cases, they resulted in awkward relationships with partners and poor end-user experiences.
You've already met our power couple, the Payanywhere Smart PINPad Pro (PAX A80 + SP30). While these two devices are great together, right now we want to shine the spotlight solely on the merchant facing half.
