Therefore for a business to keep its competitive edge, you need to offer the options for payment that your customers prefer, and that is debit and credit cards.
As a business, accepting cards for payment is streamlined by setting up a merchant account. A merchant account acts as an intermediary to navigate the complexities of payment processing and ensures that you receive funds as quickly as possible, and helps avoid your business is the victim of a scam.
Let’s take a look at the best merchant services available to bring your business up to speed to accept payments.
1. Payline
A suite of services for the small business
Payline is a merchant service that promises to make it easy to accept credit card payments and offers a variety of plans to suit each business's needs. They offer a variety of services including mobile, online, in-store, enterprise and integrated payments, and also offers Payline Medical for the healthcare field, and business loans as well.
Payline offers a Payline Gateway, that can be used as a plugin on a business website to accept payments, and also a ‘virtual terminal,’ that is used to manually enter payments received over the phone or through the mail.
2. Payment Depot
Payment Depot allows the small business owner to become a member, and then offers wholesale rates to its club of members. For the monthly fee, the higher plans even include credit card reading equipment. Payment Depot is trusted by such notable businesses as Subway, Sprint and Domino's Pizza.
3. Flagship Merchant Services
Flagship Merchant Services is a full-service provider. It offers a month to month contract that can be canceled at any time. In addition, each account includes a dedicated account representative and online reports that can be imported into accounting software. For bricks and mortar retail the firm offers a free credit reader, and for online transactions, it includes shopping card setup for your business website.
4. PayPal Merchant Services
PayPal Merchant Services is the business version of the ubiquitous online transaction tool. It features secure transactions that PayPal is known for including fraud protection and risk modeling, a customer service team, and allows a variety of payment methods including mobile and in-store credit cards. Logically, it also provides support for acceptance of PayPal from the 200 million account holders.
5. Square Payments Processing
Square Payments Processing is a merchant service designed to accept “every payment.” It will attract smaller and new businesses starting out with its promise of quick setup, no long-term contracts, and no monthly fees.
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