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To process a credit card transaction the merchant sends the authorization request to First Data Merchant Services. FDMS then sends the card and purchaser information to the issuing bank, if everything checks out and the cardholder has the balance on the card then the approval is sent back to the merchant.
Is it shown on your bank or credit card statements,
There are several banks that offer merchant credit card accounts. These banks include TD Bank, PNC Bank, Merchants Bank, Bluepay, and Bank of America.
Merchant card processing is necessary for a business to accept payment by credit card. Specifically, it allows a business to be reimbursed by a bank. When you pay your credit card bill, the bank gets its money back.
It should be right on the card. If it isn't it will be in the paperwork you received when they issued you the card.
A credit card number is a unique representation of a network (credit card network), a bank (issuing bank) and an account number (specific to account holder) combined to represent a unique representation for an individual with credit.
Maintenance of an account in the bank which has issued the card is not a pre requisite for applying for a credit card. Having an account with the card issuing bank is essential for debit cards. Nandkishore Sharma
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You can contact any credit card issuing bank with a valid address, identity and income proof and request for issue of a credit card. If you do not have a credit history, the bank may give you a secure credit card which will be linked to a deposit account.
No, Paypal does not give your credit card number to the merchant when you use your credit card rather than your bank account for a purchase.The merchant only gets a notification the payment was successful.If you setup a recurring payment through paypal, the merchant will be able to charge you regularly through paypal without you initiating additional payments.http://paymenttransactionsystems.comhttp://merchantpos.net
You cannot close it until you settle all your dues to the card issuing bank.