I’m starting an online business selling digital goods globally, and I’ve been labeled a high-risk merchant by payment processors. What does this mean, and how can I address it to avoid disruptions in my payment processing?
Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
3 weeks ago
A high-risk merchant operates in industries prone to chargebacks, fraud, or financial instability. Payment processors and banks label such merchants based on risk factors like product type, transaction volume, or fraud history. To mitigate risks, adopt secure payment practices and work with high-risk-friendly processors.
Learn more about High-risk business and merchant accounts:
Understanding High-Risk Business: Risk Factors and Solutions
10 Clear Signs Your Business Might Be High Risk!
Low-Risk Vs. High-Risk Business in Terms of Payment Gateway
High-Risk Merchant Account: Secure Yours, Thrive Without Limits
