Straight answers to what high-risk merchants actually ask us. If your question is not here yet, just ask.
If a processor froze your account and is holding your money, here's what's happening, how to recover the funds, and how to switch to a high-risk account fast.
Read the answer →On the TMF or MATCH list after a termination? Here's what it means, how long you're stuck, and how a high-risk processor can still approve you.
Read the answer →If your bank declined your business for credit card processing, it is almost always about your industry, not you. Here's who can approve you and how fast.
Read the answer →High chargebacks put your merchant account at risk. Here's the ratio that gets accounts closed, how to bring it down, and which processor keeps you running.
Read the answer →You can pass card processing fees to customers through surcharging or a cash discount. Here's the difference, the rules that keep it legal, and who sets it up.
Read the answer →A high-risk merchant account lets businesses in flagged industries accept card payments. Here's what makes an account high-risk and who provides them.
Read the answer →Choosing a high-risk processor comes down to underwriting fit, honest pricing, stability, and support. Here's a checklist to evaluate one before you sign.
Read the answer →Stripe and PayPal freeze and close high-risk accounts without warning. Here's why, and the merchant account alternative that actually keeps you running.
Read the answer →High-risk approval can take days or about 48 hours, depending on the processor and your paperwork. Here's what drives the speed and how to move faster.
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