Paywise is a straightforward and simple system that allows businesses to receive cash payments from customers anywhere in Trinidad and Tobago. It is a safe, convenient and reliable way to receive cash payments from customers. We have been operating since 2013 and have satisfactorily facilitated payments from customers to many businesses. Locally, over-the-counter payments are […]
The Paywise Account Number is a 12 digit number that can be used to identify a merchant, a customer or a transaction. As mentioned in a previous article there are 3 payment methods in Paywise: Manual, Automated and Integrated. The type of account number used depends on the payment method. Identify a Merchant The Paywise
Persons can make payments using the Paywise payment slip. The payment slip contains the product code which identifies Paywise on the NLCB LOTTO terminal system. Also, the payment slip has the merchant’s account name and account number on the Paywise system plus Paywise contact information. A sample of the payment slip is shown below. A
All businesses do not confirm payments in the same way. This is mainly due to the size of the business. A small business may confirm payments manually. On the other hand, a large business may need a payment system that communicates with their ordering system when payments are received. Paywise can address the payment confirmation
What service does Paywise provide? Paywise provides businesses with a safe, convenient and efficient way to receive payments from their customers. Payments are made at NLCB LOTTO agents and the money received is transferred directly to the business bank account. Our website is www.paywise.co. When was Paywise established? Paywise has been in business since 2013. Is
Local banks offer online merchant accounts that are tailored for big companies. The high cost of online merchant accounts is a strong disincentive for smaller entities to use the service. Below is a quick examination of the fees charged by local banks for online merchant accounts. Setup Fee The charge ranges from USD 100 to
Chargebacks are unavoidable once you accept credit card payments. Chargebacks are similar to refunds where a customer returns an item and the business refunds the purchase amount. However, there are major differences between the two. The Banks – Judge and Jury A business has the discretion to accept a return or not and the leeway
Getting an online merchant account from a local bank is like pulling teeth. In the other countries businesses can accept payments online quite easily. Services like PayPal make the process quick and seamless. Locally, it is faster and easier to get a merchant account from PayPal than from the local banks. In my previous article,
Banks are responsible for both the cardholder and the merchant in a credit card transaction. As a cardholder, your bank is responsible for paying the merchant for your credit card purchases. On the other hand, the merchant’s bank is responsible for your refund claims against the merchant, for credit card purchases. By issuing a credit
