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What better way to explain the 4 embedded payment models than with pizza—yep, you read that right—pizza (anyone else hungry now?)! In this blog, we categorize payment models based on how you can get pizza: dine out, delivery, take & bake, and made at home. https://bit.ly/3vGhgmM

Powering frictionless payments in AgTech - Since switching to Finix, AgVend has increased operational efficiency and drastically improved customer experiences.👇 - 75% reduction in fund failure notifications - 25% increase in online ACH payments - Faster ACH integration and bank account validation without micro-deposits - Better customer support Read the full customer story: https://bit.ly/3PSTRW5

There are two sides to the payment stack, issuing and acquiring—in the middle of which sits the card networks. The acquiring side of the stack includes the merchant’s bank and the processor(s) it’s connected to. While many of the acquiring banks are well-known brands, the processing players fly completely under the radar for most people outside of the payments industry. This blog tells you who these processors and banks are, and how they fit into the payments process. https://bit.ly/3vO0emH

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, also known as PCI-DSS (PCI), can be a scary concept—for those new to the payments industry and payments veterans alike—because falling out of compliance with PCI standards can have serious consequences. The payments experts here at Finix like to make PCI compliance less scary, by making sure our customers and community are well-informed when accepting card payments. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3PPHYQO

From merchant onboarding to underwriting to payouts—learn how to manage merchants effectively. This guide breaks it all down for you - check it out! https://bit.ly/3VOa9Dw

Have you ever heard of split transactions? What about split payments? Split payouts? Split pay? 🤸That's enough splits to drive you bananas, right?! 🍌 In our latest blog, we break down each of these terms—with business use cases—so you can make informed payment decisions. Sneak peek of what’s inside: 💳 Split transactions: When a customer buys from more than one merchant—on an online marketplace or software platform—but pays for everything in one payment. ➗ Split payments: When two or more payment methods are used to make a single purchase, such as when two or more people split a bill at a restaurant or when roommates pay their rent from different accounts. 💰 Split payout: At Finix, split payouts mean splitting settlements—settling a group of transactions to each respective merchant your platform works with, or settling to different bank accounts within the same company. 💎 Split pay: This term is most commonly used for creators (like musicians) who split royalty payouts. There’s a lot more to it than that, though! Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3U5fOnp

Customer story - Since partnering with Finix, Beyond has: 💰 Cut additional costs and maximized revenue 💥 Taken ownership of the payment experience 🚀 Launched its payments solution, Tally 💳 Processed more than 24K transactions and $12MM in total processing volume in the last year Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3U54is5

Does your business work with customers in Canada or are you thinking of expanding? Learn about the Canadian payments landscape, the technology that fuels it, and must-have features businesses need to process cross-border payments efficiently: https://bit.ly/3vwf8hD

Want to learn more about how sending money works? In this blog, we break it all down for you, including the top benefits of payouts and example use cases for deeper insights into how your business can streamline the way you disburse funds. Read more: https://bit.ly/3J5Znkt

When it comes to high-risk industries, understanding the complexities of credit card processing is not just beneficial—it’s critical for your business to thrive. In this blog, you’ll learn why certain businesses are considered higher risk, the challenges they face, as well as strategies for making payment processing as painless and profitable as possible if you fall into the high-risk category. https://bit.ly/4ai4R7C