What is Phishing? Phishing is the cute, nautical-sounding term for what is actually quite a serious problem. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), phishing is defined as the situation in which “internet fraudsters impersonate a business to trick you into giving out your personal information”. The fraudulent party is typically after credit card data...

With the arrival of the digital age, more merchants than ever are accepting credit and debit card payments. Small brick and mortar merchants that before only accepted cash now use mobile card readers, while small eCommerce merchants are using aggregator accounts...

PaidYET is completely compliant with PCI SCC data security standards so that in addition to the convenience of payment links and integrated invoicing capabilities, merchants can relax knowing their virtual point of sale solution is secure. In addition to using PaidYET, here are 9 of the PCI SCC's best practices.

A big part of running a successful business is making sure the payment of an invoice is as easy as possible for your client. When you make the payment process longer or more complicated than it need be, your cash flow suffers and the relationship between you and your client may take a hit. Maintaining...

Late payments cost small and mid-sized businesses as much as $3 trillion globally, according to a new economic report from Sage. With 1 in 10 invoices failing to be paid on time, the study reports up to 10% of payments are either never paid or paid so late that businesses are forced to write them...

Card-not-present transactions – credit and debit card transactions where the card is not physically present and swiped at the time of the sale – are becoming more common as companies are embracing the internet and alternate forms of payment. According to the Federal Reserve, there are more than 11 billion card-not-present transactions per year –...