Many businesses use ERP systems that are dominated by a few large payment processors. These processors often capitalize on their embedded position to enforce high fees, which can be costly, limiting, and frustrating for businesses seeking both flexibility and cost-efficiency.
At Propelr, we believe in giving the power back to businesses. We provide a transparent, competitively priced alternative that integrates seamlessly with popular accounting and ERP platforms. Our solutions empower you to select a payments provider that truly fits your needs, not just the one you feel stuck with.
With Propelr, you're not just choosing a payment processor; you're choosing a partner who understands the importance of cost-effective and efficient payment solutions. Our solutions are built to be flexible and adaptable, ensuring they work with the accounting and ERP software you already use without locking you into exorbitant fees.
Here are a few examples of how Propelr has helped businesses save significantly this year:
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These examples highlight the substantial cost savings Propelr can deliver. By lowering your effective rate and reducing monthly processing fees, Propelr helps you keep more of your hard-earned revenue.
Don't settle for the default — explore your options with Propelr and discover how easy and beneficial it is to switch to a payment processor that puts your business first. Lower your costs, enhance your system integrations, and take control of your payment processing with Propelr.
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This post breaks down the difference between EMV chip transactions and NFC contactless payments, covering what each one protects against, how the EMV liability shift can put fraud losses on your business if your terminals are outdated, and what it means for your checkout experience either way.
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This post dissects everything that happens during a card transaction, step by step, starting with the moment a customer pays and ending when funds are deposited into the merchant's account. Along the way, it covers authorization, batching, settlement, and where interchange fees come into play.
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Ever wonder what actually happens when a customer swipes their card? Five key players work together behind the scenes: the issuing bank, the card brands, the processor, the payment gateway, and the sponsor bank. This breakdown covers who's who and what each one is responsible for.
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