In today’s electronic ecosystem, software companies have an array of options to create unique payment experiences for consumers. Among these options, two stand out: traditional merchant processing and payment facilitation.
The choice between traditional merchant processing and payment facilitation significantly impacts multiple things. This includes how merchants sign up, payment timelines, splitting payments, billing choices, merchant statements, and more. Let’s dissect these differences and their implications for software developers and agents.
Traditional processing offers various point-of-sale and e-commerce solutions. Hardware manufacturers or payment processing partners can integrate with these solutions. Billing options include flat rate, tiered, dual pricing, and interchange plus pricing models, with additional fixed fees.
Payment facilitation enables split payments among multiple recipients before settlement, supporting split payment functionality. It also enables a marketplace processing model, facilitating resale underneath the master merchant.
However, this does have some limitations. This model offers limited billing options, including flat rate or tiered pricing with authorization fees. The point-of-sale options are also expanding beyond the original e-commerce setup.
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