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What is "Interchange?"

Interchange fees make up the largest portion of a merchant's payment processing costs. Unfortunately, it is often not clear what these fees are and how they are charged.

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Payments Should Be Convenient, Not Costly

Before partnering with Payscout, our client saw their monthly payment processing costs average around 2.5% of processing volume. Following the successful implementation of the 360° Fee-Free Payments program, their monthly processing costs dropped nearly 75%, when applied to all eligible payments.

Payscout Announces Our New First Party Biller Platform

Do you offer first party billing services as an EBO or BPO to your collection clients to assist them with their early receivables prior to assignment for collection? If so, our new First Party Biller Platform is the ideal payment acceptance option to attach to those services.

Eliminate the headaches of “7-in-7” by collecting and tracking all of your data in ONE PLACE.

To address upccoming changes required by “Reg F,” Payscout and Divinity Software have formed a new strategic partnership to provide true value-added benefits to our clients in the Accounts Receivable Management (ARM) industry — and to ensure our clients maintain compliance with all new regulations.

Setting The Record Straight on PayFacs

Payment Facilitators (commonly known as PayFacs or PFs) have risen in popularity over the recent years. Within the ARM industry, PayFac models can provide an especially significant benefit – these models can be used to enable full compliance for convenience fee solutions, in order to protect collection agencies from non-compliance risks including lawsuits, account cancellations, and significant fines.

Top Trends to Influence ARM Payment Processing in 2021

Two major changes are set to influence payment processing in the Accounts Receivable Management (ARM) industry in 2021. To ensure that you are prepared for these upcoming changes, we have outlined what these trends are, what to expect, and what this means for your business.

Is your payment processor lying to you? Three key ways to identify processor dishonesty.

In the payments industry, there always seem to be a number of payment processors engaging in dishonest business practices, which can lead to merchants being misled and deceived if they are unaware of how to spot offers that are too good to be true. At Payscout, Integrity & Trust is our first Cultural Attribute, so we created this guide to help you identify processor dishonesty and recognize if a processor is engaging in unethical practices.

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