
What is a Reserve Account in High Risk Payment Processing?
TLDR: A reserve account is a portion of a merchant’s transaction funds that a payment processor withholds to protect against potential risks like chargebacks, fraud,

TLDR: A reserve account is a portion of a merchant’s transaction funds that a payment processor withholds to protect against potential risks like chargebacks, fraud,

TL:DR; Sweepstakes and lottery businesses face unique challenges in payment processing, from strict regulations to elevated fraud and chargeback risks. Traditional processors often avoid these

TL;DR: Hemp-derived CBD is federally legal, but marketing it isn’t a free-for-all. FDA rules, state laws, and ad platform policies create a maze of restrictions

TL;DR ACH payments for cannabis offer a stable, low-cost, and federally tolerated alternative to cash and card networks for cannabis retailers. From B2B transactions to

TL;DR: Many merchants misunderstand chargebacks, relying on outdated or generic advice. In reality, modern chargeback prevention requires proactive strategies, advanced technology like AI monitoring, and

TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read): No, cannabis dispensaries cannot legally accept credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, etc.) for cannabis purchases due to federal restrictions and strict card

TL;DR Being labeled a high risk business doesn’t mean you’re doing something wrong; it means your industry, chargebacks, or processing history raise red flags for

TL;DR Running a firearms or ammunition business is tough enough, but when it comes to firearms payment processing, things get even more complicated. Even fully

TL;DR Cannabis businesses face unique challenges with cannabis payment processing due to federal regulations. This blog answers the top 7 questions dispensary owners ask—covering legal

TL;DR: High risk merchant accounts are specialized payment solutions for businesses in industries with higher risks of chargebacks, fraud, or regulatory scrutiny. These industries include