Fraud Prevention

In the third installment of our hotel payment processing blog series, we discuss the different fees that apply in processing and how to minimize them.

In celebration of Data Privacy Week, we’re serving “alphabet soup” and covering the data privacy legislations that affect merchants.

We’re excited to launch our new hotel payment processing blog series, sharing all the insights and tips you need to evaluate your property’s existing operations and identify opportunities to reduce cost and deliver a better payment experience. As with any good series, we’re starting at the very beginning: the innerworkings of the payment processing system.

Chargebacks obviously put your revenue at risk, but here’s one not-so-obvious way how: an excessive number of chargebacks can result in a cancelled MID, revoking your ability to accept any card payments. Preventing hotel fraud and chargebacks can be easy with the right solution.

Online purchasing is easier and faster than ever for consumers – but behind the scenes, a complex system is hard at work to process payments correctly. Read on to better understand the innerworkings of payments, so you can make sure your business is set up for success: getting paid at the lowest cost possible to you.

Our team was excited to be a part of a recent payment briefing. We were joined by experts across the industry to discuss experiences and opportunities around the latest regulations in payment security, particularly Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).

Sometimes chargebacks are inevitable. From this post, learn more about the outcomes and your options so you can be prepared when they happen.

e-Signatures are one of the most sought-after, helpful, digital solutions available. Learn how this multifaceted tool fuels corporate success through efficiency, brand growth, and fraud prevention.

Hotels are more vulnerable to security breaches than any other industry, making them a target for cybercriminals looking to exploit. Check out these tips and best practices when dealing with potential phishing attacks.