Hub Events provides real-time insights into consumer actions—helping to improve customer service, prevent issues, and optimize payments.

Hub Events provides real-time insights into consumer actions—helping to improve customer service, prevent issues, and optimize payments.
Credit card networks play a key role in credit card transactions, ensuring that payments move seamlessly across banks, payment processors, and merchants.
Several organizations work together to complete ACH payments. Here’s what you need to know about the players involved in ACH payments.
Understanding how economic cycles impact your firm and recognizing signs of changes can help you minimize the impact to your business and, ideally, remain profitable.
If you’re considering ACH payments for your business, choosing the right ACH provider can make all the difference in streamlining your payment processes and improving overall efficiency.
Friction in the payment experience can make the difference between abandoned and completed sales. Adding features like stored payment credentials can improve the payment experience and increase the number of completed transactions.
Making consumer trust a priority allows collectors to create a mutually beneficial environment for debt resolution.
The average consumer receives dozens of messages a day, which means collection agencies have to do a little more to capture consumer’s attention.
Often seen as a necessary evil, regulatory compliance contributes to businesses in many ways including success and profitability.
Following compliance requirements reduces the risk of penalties and legal issues, plus fosters trust and creates a positive consumer experience.
ACH disputes can occur a customer questions a transaction and requests that their bank reverses the debit. Unlike credit card chargebacks, ACH disputes cannot be challenged.
As we make our way into the second half of the year, it’s a great time to review your progress toward the goals you set earlier this year. Here are some strategies to help you navigate the next six months to help you meet this year’s financial resolutions.
Card-not-present transactions are a type of payment made when the physical credit card isn’t present at the time of the payment. There are challenges of card-not-present transactions, but they can be managed so you can scale your payments with ease.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s recent advisory opinion emphasizes the regulations for debt collectors on time-barred debts, under the FDCPA and Regulation F. The opinion became effective on May 1, 2023.