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When it comes to credit card processing, there are two main types: integrated and non-integrated.
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When it comes to credit card processing, there are two main types: integrated and non-integrated. Integrated processing is when the credit card processing is done through the same system as your other business operations. Non-integrated processing, on the other hand, is when the credit card processing is done through a separate system. Integrated vs. Non-Integrated Credit Card Processing
There are pros and cons to both types of processing. With integrated processing, you have the convenience of having all your business operations handled through one system. This can make it easier to keep track of your sales and inventory, and can make bookkeeping and accounting simpler. Additionally, with integrated processing, you may be able to get a lower rate on credit card processing fees.
However, integrated processing can also be more expensive to set up and maintain. Additionally, if your business experiences a slowdown or goes out of business, you may have to cease all operations, including credit card processing. With non-integrated processing, on the other hand, you can continue to process credit cards even if your main business is shut down.
Non-integrated processing also has its drawbacks. You may have to pay higher credit card processing fees, and you will likely have to maintain two separate systems: one for your business operations and one for credit card processing. Additionally, if something goes wrong with your credit card processing system, it can be difficult to troubleshoot.
