CREDIT CARD PROCESSING FEATURES AND BENEFITS
credit card processing software and/or terminals check your customers’ credit card numbers, expiration date, and other pertinent information, then withdraws money from their cards and deposits it directly into your merchant account.To compete in an online environment, you need a fast, secure transaction processor you can trust.
There are three major types of online credit card processing. A virtual terminal allows manual addition of mail and telephone credit card transactions of the type that were used before the Internet existed. The second type, a simple integration method, links your site directly to the credit card and bank system, allowing you to instantly accept transactions over the Internet. Finally, the advanced integration method provides a mechanism for custom-linking your system to more complex systems using a transaction gateway server.
Features and Benefits:
It's convenient. Individual taxpayers can e-file or paper file early, make a payment by credit card and yet delay out-of-pocket expenses. Credit card payments can be made by phone, on-line or when e-filing.
It's safe and secure - standard, commercial credit card networks are used. The IRS does not receive or store credit card numbers.
Credit card options are available through service providers.
There is a fee charged by credit card payment service providers. Fees are based on the amount of the payment and may vary by service provider.
Payment information will not be disclosed for any reason other than processing the transaction authorized by the taxpayer.
A confirmation number is provided at the end of the phone or Internet transaction.
The "United States Treasury Tax Payment" is included on the credit card statement as further proof of payment. The convenience fee will be included on the statement as a "Tax Payment Convenience Fee".
If enrolled in such a program, taxpayers may earn miles, points, rewards or money back from the credit card issuer.
There are three major types of online credit card processing. A virtual terminal allows manual addition of mail and telephone credit card transactions of the type that were used before the Internet existed. The second type, a simple integration method, links your site directly to the credit card and bank system, allowing you to instantly accept transactions over the Internet. Finally, the advanced integration method provides a mechanism for custom-linking your system to more complex systems using a transaction gateway server.
Features and Benefits:
It's convenient. Individual taxpayers can e-file or paper file early, make a payment by credit card and yet delay out-of-pocket expenses. Credit card payments can be made by phone, on-line or when e-filing.
It's safe and secure - standard, commercial credit card networks are used. The IRS does not receive or store credit card numbers.
Credit card options are available through service providers.
There is a fee charged by credit card payment service providers. Fees are based on the amount of the payment and may vary by service provider.
Payment information will not be disclosed for any reason other than processing the transaction authorized by the taxpayer.
A confirmation number is provided at the end of the phone or Internet transaction.
The "United States Treasury Tax Payment" is included on the credit card statement as further proof of payment. The convenience fee will be included on the statement as a "Tax Payment Convenience Fee".
If enrolled in such a program, taxpayers may earn miles, points, rewards or money back from the credit card issuer.
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