Recently Mark Passifione, vice president of partner sales at Clearent, participated in the Southeast Acquirers Association's Virtual Sessions. Check out our latest blog post for 5 tips on how to create a profitable niche by partnering with ISVs as their trusted advisor and partner for all things payments.

Credit card processors typically offer two billing options, Daily Discount and Monthly Discount. The difference between the two is the timing of when the fees are deducted from the merchant's account. As COVID-19 continues to impact our economy, Daily Discount can be used as a helpful budgeting tool.

Clearent recently turned to Microsoft for a new data warehousing solution to unite its information in one place, ensure availability to the right people at the right time and scale as necessary.

Even in a strong economy, cash flow can be a real struggle for small business owners. That's why many businesses are taking a closer look at programs that can help them share their credit card processing costs and result in real savings.

In today's world, simply offering gift cards is not enough. You need to spread the word and make sure your customers know they're available. Here are several ways you can do this.

As a growing number of businesses struggle to stay afloat in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, consumers everywhere are looking for ways to support their favorite small businesses. From retail stores to restaurants, gift cards are one of the best ways to quickly inject cash flow into your business. They're also one of the top ways to drive loyalty.

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is changing the face of commerce as we know it - at least for the foreseeable future. Businesses and consumers are having to rethink how they go about what used to be normal daily activities, such as enjoying a night out at their favorite restaurant or bar.

The rapid spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused most of us to take a good hard look at our hygiene practices. Consumers are stocking up on hand soap, hand sanitizer, and household cleaners while small business owners are diligently doing their part to slow the spread of the virus. From reminding employees to regularly wash their hands and use hand sanitizer to routinely disinfecting frequently-touched surfaces, businesses are going to great lengths to keep their employees and customers healthy.