Subscriptions have become a way of life and have changed how we consume media, or buy our groceries and pet supplies. While subscriptions have been in play for decades, the pandemic has accelerated its adoption.

While invoicing and collecting payments are the lifeblood of any B2B business, many companies still rely on manual processes, which can lead to a number of issues.

As your business grows, you’re going to have to overcome new challenges, but your approach to processing digital payments doesn’t have to be one of them. The right payment solution should provide the flexibility and expertise to boost your growing sales and reduce costs.

This Earth Day, BlueSnap wants businesses to understand the impact manual accounts receivable can have on the environment — not to mention cash flow.

Find yourself interested in Stripe competitors now that your business is taking off? Here are some very good reasons to call it quits.

No matter the size or reach of your company, card authorization rates matter. That’s especially true in global eCommerce, where cards are a fundamental pillar of online payments, even as other payment types, like digital wallets, grow in popularity.

The COVID-19 pandemic impacted every part of the economy, including payments. A year of quarantine, online shopping and trying to make in-store shopping safe has accelerated changes in the payments industry that were already cropping up.

Effective October 15, 2021, Mastercard will raise fees charged on UK purchases from the EU to five times their current cap. Although Mastercard is the only brand to have announced it, other cards will likely follow suit. Previously, EU businesses enjoyed a cap on such fees enforced by the EU: 0.

There’s nothing more frustrating than integrating a payment solution (or several of them) only to find it doesn’t meet the needs of your platform or clients.

If you run an eCommerce shop, it’s not too late to cash in on online Valentine’s Day sales. And in light of the pandemic, those who are celebrating think it’s even more important to do so. The biggest spike in traffic is expected this week.

You’re selling across regions and reaching customers in entirely new markets.

Looking to sell internationally? Understanding global currencies and how to approach and optimize for “presentment currency” and “settlement currency” are central to any competitive global business strategy.