Fintech, or tech-driven financial services, is reshaping finance globally. This high-tech change affects products, business operations and the overall financial landscape. It introduces fresh ways to collect and use data, craft unique investments and provide innovative services.

All consumers prefer to pay in specific ways. While it’s common knowledge that consumers overwhelmingly prefer to pay electronically with debit and credit cards or ACH, some still favor or default to cash in certain situations.

Although it may seem simple and straightforward, accepting and managing cash can be a tricky and cumbersome process for businesses, requiring time and resources and often exposing businesses to risk and security issues.

If you are involved in purchasing or financial decision-making for your company, you have likely heard the excitement surrounding virtual cards over the last few years. The payment industry is moving towards paperless vendor payments, and it is essential to understand how they can benefit your business.

On-time payments can elevate the way you do business!

An Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system is a great way to assist your accounts without having to talk to an agent right away. Proper use of the IVR can route callers to automated processes or direct them to the proper agent who can help them the most. Sometimes, though, the front end of an IVR system is not put together well which can lead to frustrated callers and bad customer service. Here are ten ideas to create satisfied callers.

CRN^®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named REPAY’s VP of Partner Marketing, Liz Anderson, to its Women of the Channel list for 2022. This esteemed list honors the incredible accomplishments of female leaders in the IT channel. Those named on this annual list come from all corners of the IT channel — including vendors, distributors, and solution providers whose vision, expertise, and contributions make an impact on the industry every day. This is the sixth consecutive year that Liz has been recognized...

PCI stands for “Payment Card Industry” and is a set of security standards created by the major credit card brands (Visa®, Mastercard®, Amex®, etc.). The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is the specific set of requirements created to ensure that your business has processed, stored, or transmitted credit card information in a secure environment.

Payment gateways and processors are what make the magic happen - at least on the consumer's end. To understand how these technologies work, you'll have to learn what's going on behind the scenes of this intricate financial dance.

Recent economic uncertainty has offered the opportunity for many companies to focus on process improvement and organizational efficiencies. An overhaul of Accounts Payable (AP) and invoice processing can seem daunting, but it is worth researching given new technology that can provide measurable cost and time savings.

The payment industry is moving increasingly towards paperless vendor payments, and it is essential to understand how automating accounts payable (AP) functions can benefit your business.