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A merchant account is a specialized bank account that allows businesses to accept and process payments, including credit and debit card transactions. Acting as a secure bridge between the business, customer, and payment processor, it ensures smooth and reliable transactions. Essential for both retail and e-commerce businesses, a merchant account streamlines payment processing and fund transfers. However, providers may charge fees for setup, maintenance, and transaction processing, which can vary based on industry type and risk level.
For a detailed guide on how merchant accounts work, their benefits, and how to choose the right one for your business, explore TheFinRate today!

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