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Alongside bank wires, credit cards have traditionally been the most popular way to pay for online purchases at forex trading and spread betting sites. But with alternative payments on the rise, many consumers are moving away from using credit cards. And while the preference of alternative options varies from region to region, the presence of these alternatives remains a vital online sales tool. This report outlines the factors every merchant in the financial markets industry need to consider, ensuring their customers can use their preferred payment options.
More and download >> NETELLER – Alternative Payments
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Credit cards have traditionally been the “go-to” payment method for online purchases. However, fears over identity theft and dissatisfaction with the “buy now, pay later” model have an increasing number of people turning away from online purchases that require payment with a credit card. This report outlines the factors online merchants need to consider when accepting payments online.
More and download >> The decline of credit cards
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With interchange rates changing all the time, merchants working with an acquirer could be paying too much for their merchant account service. That may mean it’s time for a change, but what should businesses look for? This whitepaper outlines all the factors merchants should keep in mind when looking for a merchant account provider.
More and download >> Simplify and save
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The UK has one of the highest consumer credit card adoption rates for online payments, with only 60% of consumers choosing to use their credit or debit card to transact online. Other European countries don’t fare as well, with Germany and Sweden being as low as 26% and 34% respectively. That gives you an opportunity to increase your sales by up to 74%, by simply offering an alternative to cards on your site. With 50% of consumers willing to abandon a transaction simply because their preferred payment method isn’t available, merchants need to offer internet banking payments on their site, particularly if they want to grow their business in Europe.
More and download >> Convert more shoppers into paying customers
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With more than 75% of UK consumers using Direct Debit, it’s not surprising that e-commerce merchants are keen to use it to convert the 21% of people who don’t shop online simply because they don’t have a credit or debit card. But focusing on Direct Debit as just another payment method misses its most important advantage: as a revenue enhancement tool.
More and download >> Decrease your overhead costs with Direct Debit
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The Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming (MMOG) market grew by 22% in 2008 with consumers spending $1.4 billion in North America and Europe. DFC Intelligence expects growth in that market to continue, pushing the subscription market alone past $6 billion by 2013. With soaring fraud rates, coupled with a worldwide membership base, merchants in this rapidly growing market need a unique global payment solution that minimizes risk while providing global payment support.
More and download >> Level up your payments
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European e-commerce is predicted to reach €263 billion by 2011. The reason? Online retail is seeing a dramatic increase in both its consumer base and average spend per customer. No wonder high street retailers are looking online to extend their market reach. Big names like Ikea, Tesco and M&S are launching or re-launching their online retail sites, putting pressure on smaller retailers to examine their market channels.
More and download >> Navigating payment channels
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Tapping into over 627 million online consumers requires the ability to process payments online. In today’s global economy, the universal convenience of credit cards and debit cards means you have to know how to best process credit card and debit card payments. This whitepaper outlines the key step to process payments directly, how payment gateways work, how to choose a payment service provider and the potential risk factors associated with accepting online payments.
More and download >> Open the doors to your online store
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Online fraud is big business, costing e-commerce retailers big money. Industry analysts estimate the cost to the industry to be as much as US$60 billion per year. Why? Today’s fraudsters know the game. Increasingly tech-savvy, fraudsters are strategically targeting sensitive consumer data in their efforts to pose as legitimate customers to unwary online merchants. You wouldn’t want to be that merchant. This whitepaper discusses the new baseline standard for online payment security and data protection against fraud and the requirement for merchants to be compliant by October, 2009.
More and download >> PCI compliance
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426 million. That’s the number of times online shoppers used credit cards to pay for their online purchases in 2006. Industry analysts predict the number of transactions will reach 1.5 billion in the next decade. With this growth comes an increasing threat of fraud – a real threat that is costing the retail industry as much as $60 billion a year. This whitepaper outlines how fraudsters take advantage of Card Not Present (CNP) transactions and how retailers can protect their business from credit card fraud and identity theft using the latest technology from Visa and MasterCard®.
More and download >> Crack down on identity theft