The rapid growth of the internet and other communications has branched out the merchant account business into a new area of "card-not-present" transactions. This type of transaction takes place when a customer makes a purchase through the internet, on the phone, via a fax machine, or through a mail order catalog. The customer does not have to be physically present at the merchant's location for this transaction to occur.
If you want to process credit cards for Internet, telephone, or mail order transactions, you'll need a special merchant account specifically designed for that purpose. These type of merchant accounts are slightly different because the customer is never physically present during the transaction and the merchant is unable to swipe the customers card or take an imprint.
National Transaction has years of experience in processing "card-not-present" merchant accounts. NTC can help you easily establish such a merchant account. The entire application process will take just minutes of your time. Plus, your personal NTC account manager will be there to assist you every step of the way.
The rapid growth of the internet and other communications has branched out the merchant account business into a new area of "card-not-present" transactions. This type of transaction takes place when a customer makes a purchase through the internet, on the phone, via a fax machine, or through a mail order catalog. The customer does not have to be physically present at the merchant's location for this transaction to occur.
