Baby boomer spending habits are catching up with younger generations, showing a trend toward digital payments and emerging technologies.
ISVs and VARs can use these tips to help their clients create a winning strategy for SMB ecommerce success.
Offering retail AI or restaurant AI solutions can help merchants operate more efficiently, cost-effectively, and competitively and help VARs and ISVs build stronger customer relationships.
Payment trends developing in 2024 include real-time, biometric, crypto, and P2P payments as well as continued adoption of digital wallets and buy now, pay later.
Frictionless, personalized checkout experiences can help build customer satisfaction and loyalty both in-store and online.
VARs and ISVs can advise retailers on how to boost sales during the holiday shopping season by expanding point of sale (POS) system capabilities.
Point of sale security fundamentals include PCI compliance and reducing PCI scope with network segmentation, semi-integrated payments, and tokenization.
PayFacs expanding services to card-present payments must build a partner network to provide certified payment hardware, device management, and omnichannel reporting.
Some retailers are pulling back support for self-checkout. Here are things you should consider to improve self-checkout’s reputation.
New and pending payments regulations will impact how merchants do business – and the technology they use to stay compliant.
In a move to enhance payment processing capabilities and address historical challenges, CBS NorthStar has announced a partnership with Datacap.
Last month, New York’s new credit card surcharge law went into effect. The new law requires New York businesses to clearly display the total cost of purchasing items with a credit card — including any surcharges. The law, which was
100 New Britain Blvd.
Chalfont, PA 18914
Phone: 215-997-8989
E-mail: sales@dcap.com
Hours of operation:
Monday – Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm EST
Datacap supports regulatory best practices in ADA and EMV with support of the Kiosk Industry Group and the Kiosk Association (KMA). The KMA works directly with the U.S. Access Board and is a participating organization with PCI SSC.
