‘Credit card merchant accounts allow your small business to accept credit card payments. Whether you have a small shop downtown, a large store in the suburbs, or a growing online business, if you wish to accept credit card payments, you will need a credit card merchant account.

Merchant accounts can be gained by applying directly to a merchant service. These services specialize in setting up, maintaining, and operating merchant accounts for a variety of small businesses. These services will set up and handle everything involving your new account.’

Read more at What is a Credit Card Merchant Account?

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