Tag: COVID-19

How payment gateways work infographic showing transaction initiation, encryption, authorization request, approval response, and settlement between banks and merchants.
Featured Article How Payment Gateways Work: Payment Gateway Glossary for Merchants

Glossary of Key Terms Every Merchant Should Know About Payment Gateways Digital payments power nearly every modern business transaction, but many merchants still ask how do payment gateways work and what role they play in payment processing. Whether customers are shopping online, paying through a mobile app, or tapping a card at a point-of-sale terminal, […]

The Restaurant Industry Continues to Struggle Amid COVID-19 in 2021 The Restaurant Industry Continues to Struggle Amid COVID-19 in 2021
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COVID-19 has caused enormous hardships for small business owners across the vast majority of industries, but perhaps no sector has been hit harder than food service. The rapid spread of the virus has damaged the restaurant industry in two major ways; far-reaching regulatory restrictions and changes to consumer behavior.

Help Hospitality Industry Survive 5 Solutions to Help Hospitality Industry Survive COVID-19
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COVID-19, during late 2019, a novel coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, China. The world watched with curiosity as the Chinese government locked down the city to contain the spread of the disease. In 2002/2004, the CCP managed to stop the spread of the first SARS coronavirus, with the virus taking less than a thousand lives.

COVID-19 Outbreak How COVID-19 is Impacting Online Shopping
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The outbreak of SARS-CoV-2, more commonly known as COVID-19, has cast the world into disarray in seemingly record time. From the gutting of financial markets to forced quarantines and social distancing rules, the impact the virus is having on the lives of people all over the world can’t be overstated. The high-contagion factor and rapid […]