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Square entered into the world of marketplace lending a little over two years ago through its Square Capital (Square Cap) program, offering funding to businesses that process credit card through Square. Square’s success with lending has led to a broadening of the program to include the first of several partner companies whose customers may now qualify for similar financial assistance.
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January 31, 2017 marked changes to security requirements for small businesses. Specifically, that’s when businesses started being required to validate PCI compliance and ensure that they’re only using qualified companies (QIRs) to install and provide tech support for POS systems.
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If you process credit cards (whether face-to-face or online) you need to be fully compliant with the guidelines and regulations for credit card security and processing.
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If you accept American Express (Amex) credit cards in your business, you need to meet certain requirements meant to protect your customers and your business.
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It’s vital you have the information you need to stay compliant when you’re processing credit card payments.
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As a business owner, it’s important to stay compliant when you’re accepting and processing credit card payments.
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The switch to EMV chip cards was a mess for many businesses. The need to purchase new equipment, long delays in certification, customer confusion over using the chip cards, and retraining staff on accepting cards are a few of the problems businesses experienced.
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Since 2010, when Total System Services, Inc. (also known as TSYS) purchased a majority stake in First National Bank of Omaha’s merchant acquisition business, the company has been a significant player in the credit card payment processing industry. It’s one of the largest processors in the world, and offers a full range of services.
