Topics: Mobile Payments, Payment Technology
Topics: Recurring Billing and Electronic Invoicing, Mobile Payments, Small Business Tips
Topics: Due.com Partner Posts, Guest Blog Posts, Mobile Payments, Payment Technology
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Topics: Mobile Payments, Small Business Tips, Getting Started with Payments
BluePay is pleased to bring you this valuable information from our partner, Due, makers of a free digital wallet that allows users to easily make and accept payments online. Millennials look at money differently than any previous generation has. Millennials are quick to adopt new technology, with many trading in the idea of cash -- they really don't want to be bothered or bogged down with traditional payment methods. The Millennial, as well as many others, are ready to get rid of the cash, altogether in exchange for digital wallets that hold their money and credit.
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Topics: Due.com Partner Posts, Guest Blog Posts, Mobile Payments, Payment Technology, Small Business Tips
For most goods and services, the price is the price — end of story.
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Topics: Mobile Payments, Payment Technology, Small Business Tips
BluePay is pleased to bring you this valuable information from our partner, Due, makers of a free digital wallet that allows users to easily make and accept payments online. You walk into a store to grab a quick bite to eat. The cashier rings you up and tells you that you owe $7. You take-out your plastic to pay only to be told that there’s a minimum of $10 for credit card purchases. You have two options; you're either find something else to buy or leave the store.
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Topics: Due.com Partner Posts, Recurring Billing and Electronic Invoicing, Guest Blog Posts, Mobile Payments, E-Commerce and Online Payments, Payment Technology
As the smartphone wars rage on, it appears that Android has an insurmountable lead. Google-enabled mobile devices enjoy 53 percent market share, compared to only 31 percent for iPhones. And as recently as Q3 2013, nearly 81 percent of all shipped mobile devices used the Android platform.
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Topics: Mobile Payments
You're probably already familiar with the many benefits of mobile credit card processing of mobile credit card processing, including the ability to:
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Topics: Mobile Payments
Before cell phones, mobile credit card processing meant lugging a mechanical credit card machine with a supply of carbon credit card forms to your booth at the county fair or antique show. To process charges, you had to place the card in the machine and make a carbon copy of the card, manually write in the amount of the sale and tax, and have the customer sign the slip. After the show, you would bundle all of the sales slips and mail them to the credit card company, which would credit your bank account — sometimes not until 30 days later.
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Topics: Mobile Payments
