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Virtual cards for SaaS ad spend: Boost campaign uptime, security, and ROI
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How to accept card payments on your website: step-by-step for EU merchants
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Payment methods European customers expect at checkout
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Month in review: September 2026
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Chargebacks: how the dispute process works and what merchants must provide
The chargeback dispute process is an inevitable part of any online merchant’s work. Sometimes people want their money back, a product lacks quality, shipping goes wrong, or fraud occurs – and for a merchant, it is nothing special. What matters is how they get their money back: a refund when a merchant initiates it, or a chargeback when the bank forcibly cancels the purchase and returns the money. Either way, merchants lose sales, but chargebacks cost an extra fee and count against your chargeback rate, which matters a lot in parts. The chargeback dispute process is another topic entirely: any
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Virtual cards for SaaS ad spend: Boost campaign uptime, security, and ROI
What does a marketing campaign look like nowadays? It’s mostly the use of Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Some may say they prefer Kick or influencer marketing. So, why do so many companies prefer to divide their budget for each activity separately using virtual cards? Fewer payment failures, plus stronger security. A sudden billing spike can trigger automated fraud blocks or a suspended Google Ads account. Not a big deal if you have virtual cards for ad spend. Additionally, your operations on the accounting side improve as well – Amazon spending belongs to the Amazon campaign, Google-related spending to
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How to accept card payments on your website: step-by-step for EU merchants
How do you set up your payment infrastructure in Europe today? Is it already a single economic entity, or will it be in the future? Which currencies to use? How strict are the regulations? Our team will explain how it all works and how to accept card payments on your website. There are currently many payment methods across the EU that people use – digital wallets and direct bank transfers are rapidly growing as an alternative to card payments. Card networks Visa and Mastercard are holding nearly half of European payments, and the digital Euro – an EU competitor in
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Payment methods European customers expect at checkout
Selling across Europe can help your e-commerce business reach more customers, but payment preferences vary from country to country. Even within the EU’s single market, shoppers have their own preferred ways to pay. A checkout that works well in Paris may need different payment options to suit customers in Amsterdam, Warsaw, or Stockholm. To successfully scale across borders, digital merchants must look beyond generic payment configurations. Offering the precise payment methods European customers expect at checkout is one of the most effective levers for driving your checkout conversion rate and reducing your cart abandonment rate. The fragmented landscape of European
