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Home Trending Articles Does your processor support all the technical features you need?

Essential Features for Taking Payments for Your Business

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Many payment industry players like merchants, ISOs, payment facilitators, and PSPs are not satisfied with their payment processing relationships. In most cases, their current processors do not support some particular technical features they need.

Top Technical Features to Look for in a Payment Gateway

Besides transaction processing costs, technical features are important criteria of payment processing partner selection. Specific factors include:

  • ease of integration with the processor’s platform,
  • user-friendly reconciliation and settlement logic,
  • clear reporting mechanisms and report formats,
  • support for soft transaction descriptors,
  • efficient chargeback disputing procedures,
  • fraud prevention,
  • specific payment types (ACH, EBT, gift and loyalty cards, etc).

ISOs and facilitators have an interest in more advanced features, such as batch transaction processing, merchant onboarding, and provisioning, etc.

As ISOs, payment facilitators, and payment service providers, need to process payments of other businesses and to support merchant lifecycle (from onboarding to chargeback management).

If your current processor does not provide certain features, then, you can either request these particular features or migrate to a new processor. The migration of merchants and data from one processor to another is a challenging task, requiring a clear strategy. However, sometimes, it is the only way possible. The situ