Yes. All merchants who accept credit cards are required to become PCI compliant by the card associations. If your organization chooses not to become compliant, the organization will be subject...
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Mastercard Restaurant
This category of interchange rates is specifically for restaurant merchants To qualify for the below restaurant rates, merchants must be classified as a restaurant or quick-service merchant (MCC of 5812...
View FAQMastercard Travel & Entertainment (T&E)
Mastercard provides a specific rate structure for Restaurants, Hotels, Car Rentals, and other “T&E” merchants Travel & Entertainment merchants typically pay slightly higher rates than other merchant types. This rate...
View FAQMastercard Standard
...or failing to submit otherwise required data, based on your merchant type. You want to avoid this rate classification at all costs! Qualifications There are no qualifications for Standard rates....
View FAQWill Authorize.net work with my existing shopping cart?
...Authorize.net integrates with: Volusion eCommerce Miva Merchant Shopify MightyMerchant Xero AbleCommerce Magento Chargify WuFoo Forms 3dcart WordPress WooCommerce UltraCart ZenCart BigCommerce Will Authorize.net work with my existing shopping cart? top...
View FAQI already use Authorize.net, will I need to open a new account or can I keep my existing one?
...“Reseller information” in your Authorize.net billing section if your account is owned by your provider. To check, login to Authorize.net. On the left-side menu bar, click “Merchant Profile”. Scroll to...
View FAQWhat is a Terminal Application?
...connect to our networks. The most common changes that merchants request are: Automatic Batch Times: Most merchants prefer to have their machine automatically “batch” or “settle” every evening, so that...
View FAQA Little History
Posted in Dharma's Culture, Social Responsibility.
A Little History This past March, Dharma Merchant Services celebrated its ten-year anniversary. A little history: I began working out of a spare bedroom in San Carlos, California, but quickly...
View PostGiving Back – Special Operations Warrior Foundation
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Special Operations Warrior Foundation One of the reasons that Dharma Merchant Services exists is to be of benefit to our community in a meaningful manner, and one of the ways...
View PostSalaries Increased to $70,000
Posted in Dharma's Culture, Industry News, Social Responsibility.
Salaries Increased to $70,000 The credit card processing industry took a stand addressing income inequality earlier this year when the CEO of a Seattle-based merchant service provider announced he was...
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