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Experience
With GPS, you get much more than a processor. You get over 20 years of industry experience and knowledge.
24/7 Customer Service
You and your business are our first priority which means we're available for your needs anytime.
Competitive Rates
We have the strongest Schedule A pricing you can find anywhere in the industry.
Easily Bill Clients
Billing clients has never been easier. Partner with GPS today to make sure you receive payments on-time and efficiently. Scale your services firm with a trusted payment processor today!
Accept payments from your clients safely and securely. With GPS, you can give your customers a way to pay online and in-person.
Accept checks, ACH bank transfers, debit cards, credit cards, swipe or chip cards, and contactless including Apple Pay and Google Pay.
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Determine if Your Business is High Risk
Here are all the factors payment processors typically use to determine if you're business is considered high risk
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Fraud & Chargeback Rates – Businesses with a high chargeback or fraud rate are automatically classified as high-risk by banks and payment processors. Businesses with a chargeback ratio over 1% are usually considered high-risk. Chargebacks can occur for any number of reasons, from customers forgetting they signed up to getting billed without their consent.
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Types Of Products And Services – Products such as software, tickets, seasonal items, etc. can point to a business with more unusual or inconsistent revenues. Payment processors consider this a very red flag and a sign of financial uncertainty.
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Reputational Risk – Companies that deal with sensitive customer information may suffer reputational consequences. This includes companies in the adult and tech sectors.
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Recurring Payments – Certain business models with high instances of chargebacks or fraud can send a warning signal to payment processors. A common example is recurring or subscription-based providers, with an increased risk of chargebacks, identity theft, and account takeovers.
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Monthly Sales Volumes or Transaction Value – Financial institutions might consider a business high-risk if they routinely accept high-value transactions. B2B companies mostly have to deal with this factor.
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Credit Score – Banks are less inclined to lend money to individuals or businesses with poor credit scores. As a result, if you have a low personal credit score, your business may fall into high-risk categories.