High Risk Merchant Accounts & Payment Gateway Solutions

  If you run an online business with a higher risk of chargebacks and want to process credit card transactions, you need a high-risk merchant account. But what is a high-risk merchant account and how do you know you need one? To open a high-risk merchant account, you need to find an acquiring bank that will underwrite your business. However, to increase your chances of getting an account it’s better to ask a reliable payment service provider for assistance. What is a high-risk merchant account? A high-riskmerchant account is a payment processing account for businesses considered to be of high risk to the banks. As high-risk businesses are more prone to chargebacks, they come with the need for paying higher fees for merchant services. If a business comes with a high potential of chargebacks, or the history shows many chargebacks and refunds, the bank may put a rolling reserve on your account. It’s the amount of money that will cover the possibility of chargebacks or...

High Risk Merchant Services For Your Adult Website Establishing an Adult Merchant Account The adult entertainment industry is a multi-billion-dollar industry just in the U.S. alone. If you’re a merchant who sells adult toys and products, you know that the demand for your products is consistently strong from one quarter to the next. Taking advantage of that demand is a matter of offering the kinds of products and services your customers want. This includes making payment as easy and convenient as possible by accepting credit and debit cards.   Was your Business Turned Down for Adult Credit Card Processing? Unfortunately, when searching around for credit card processing you may have trouble accessing electronic payment services through traditional providers because of the sector you're in. Let's face it, the adult entertainment industry is not necessarily one that traditional financial institutions want to be linked to. For these institutions, the adult industry can be a ...

  When a customer strolls into your shop, chooses the product they want to purchase and brings it up to the counter to buy it. You tell them the price, but then they hand you a credit card instead of cash. It is very frustrating to inform them that your business does not accept credit cards. The customer, without any cash on them, then has to put the product back and walks out of the store, not likely to return. They’ll find somewhere else, like a gas station, that accepts credit cards to fulfil their CBD needs. Most customers prefer to pay with Credit Card instead of Cash. Sales are going northwards, and you accept payment from both credit cards and cash. The business is growing and more customers are coming in each day.  Then suddenly, you get an alert that your merchant account provider has dropped your business, no longer letting you accept credit card payments since you’re considered high risk to your payment processor for selling CBD products, even though the products ...