An owner or “holder” of a credit or debit card or the person who is using a credit card to pay for goods or services CARDHOLDER.

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An owner or “holder” of a credit or debit card or the person who is using a credit card to pay for goods or services CARDHOLDER

The institution that provides credit or a card to a customer Examples: American Express, MasterCard, Visa ISSUING BANK

The “go-between” account that acts as an intermediary between your business bank account and your customers’ credit accounts. MERCHANT ACCOUNT

Returns from a merchant account or funds that are “charged back” to a purchaser. Chargebacks are usually associated with fraudulent or unauthorized transactions CHARGEBACKS

The penalties or fees associated with processing a chargeback. Fees are usually calculated per-occurrence or according to the merchant account’s policies CHARGEBACK FEES

Processing a credit card transaction using a magnetic terminal. (When you use your credit card to pay for things in person) MAGNETIC TRANSACTIONS

Software needed to process cards online. Processes your information similar to that if you had swiped your card and sends the copy to the merchant account PROCESSING TRANSACTIONS

The total dollar amount transferred after a series of sales has been processed, usually at the end of the business day NET SETTLEMENT

A fee assessed when a transaction fails, typically because account information cannot be verified PASS-THROUGH FEE