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Please complete the form and our Business Support team will provide a full quotation for your requirements.

What is a high risk merchant account?

A high risk merchant account is usually where a business falls into a category where the acquiring bank will accept the application with terms & conditions assigned to it.

What makes a business ‘High Risk’?

It’s usually where a business is operating within an industry that has experienced high level of chargebacks or sectors that have strict regulatory terms to adhere to.

What are the sectors considered to be high risk?

We have listed a few above but they are not limited to the examples provides. There are many other sectors considered high risk, please contact us for further advice.

Who determines whether a business is high risk?

Each Acquiring Bank will have their own appetite for risk, it can vary form each provider. It can be based on their own experiences or industry trends.

My business model is classed at high risk… What do I do now?

Firstly, relax! You’ve come to the right place… if you are operating in a high risk sector, you can save time applying to a specialist providers that can guide you through the process.

What level of service can I expect?

More or less the same as a tradition merchant account. There may be a few additional stipulations imposed by the acquiring banks to give them added security when providing the service to you.

What is usually required for a High Risk merchant account?

More or less the same as a traditional merchant account. The acquiring bank may request longer settlement terms or enhanced due diligence when applying for the facility.

Are the fees much higher?

No! This a major misconception within when processing payments in high risk business sectors. There are other factor that may mitigate the level of risk the acquiring bank assigns to your application.

Please complete the form and our Business Support team will provide a full quotation for your requirements.

What is a high risk merchant account?

A high risk merchant account is usually where a business falls into a category where the acquiring bank will accept the application with terms & conditions assigned to it.

What makes a business ‘High Risk’?

It’s usually where a business is operating within an industry that has experienced high level of chargebacks or sectors that have strict regulatory terms to adhere to.

What are the sectors considered to be high risk?

We have listed a few above but they are not limited to the examples provides. There are many other sectors considered high risk, please contact us for further advice.

Who determines whether a business is high risk?

Each Acquiring Bank will have their own appetite for risk, it can vary form each provider. It can be based on their own experiences or industry trends.

My business model is classed at high risk… What do I do now?

Firstly, relax! You’ve come to the right place… if you are operating in a high risk sector, you can save time applying to a specialist providers that can guide you through the process.

What level of service can I expect?

More or less the same as a tradition merchant account. There may be a few additional stipulations imposed by the acquiring banks to give them added security when providing the service to you.

What is usually required for a High Risk merchant account?

More or less the same as a traditional merchant account. The acquiring bank may request longer settlement terms or enhanced due diligence when applying for the facility.

Are the fees much higher?

No! This a major misconception within when processing payments in high risk business sectors. There are other factor that may mitigate the level of risk the acquiring bank assigns to your application.

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