High-Risk Tech Support Merchant Account In USA

Tech Support Merchant Account Provider

For retail merchants, it is pretty easy to get a payment processor but it’s not the same with tech support businesses. This is due to the high rate of chargeback risk involved. So when you are looking for a merchant account provider, you should always ask them certain questions before applying. These questions could go as follows:

• Do you provide high-risk merchant account for tech support businesses?
• What about remote tech support (if relevant)?
• Does the underwriting department approve of it?

At times salesperson will assure you that they do provide service to tech support business and after you complete the process of applying for it, and send it for approval to underwriting department; you might find out that your application is rejected because they do not support tech support business.

Merchant Stronghold has expertise in providing all-inclusive high-risk credit card processing services to tech support merchants. To get the high-risk merchant account for your business, you have to fill the application form and provide us with all the information. We will respond you back through e-mail with the list of pricing and terms as per your requirements. Once your application is approved, you can start processing. To make the process easier for you, we can also set up your chargeback management tools and payment gateway.

Underwriter’s requirement

When you fill the application form for opening a high-risk merchant account for your tech support business, it is forwarded to the underwriting department for approval. The underwriter’s role is to make sure that the business is good for the credit card processor to take on and it’s worth the risk. Underwriter looks for any type of loopholes in your application and the likelihood of the credit card processor facing the losses on the account. This can occur due to the high number of chargebacks that went unpaid. Also, unpaid billing or fines imposed either by the government or card brand or the sponsor bank. These reasons are good enough for declaring a merchant as fraudulent and rejecting the application for a high-risk merchant account.