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PayPal Crypto and PYUSD: What Merchants Need to Know in 2026
PayPal is no longer just a card and wallet company. It runs its own dollar stablecoin, PYUSD, lets US…
How Long Does a Wire Transfer Take? Domestic and International Times and Fees
A domestic wire transfer in the US usually arrives the same business day, often within a few hours. An…
ACH vs Wire Transfer: Speed, Cost and Limits Compared
ACH and wire transfers are the two workhorses of US bank payments, and businesses use both every week…
GENIUS Act Explained: What the US Stablecoin Law Means for Merchants
The GENIUS Act is the first federal law in the United States written specifically for stablecoins. It…
Crypto Scams Targeting Businesses: Address Poisoning, Wallet Drainers and Fake Payments
Most warnings about crypto scams are written for individual investors. But businesses that accept or…
Agentic Commerce: How AI Agents Shop and Pay
Shopping online has always meant a person clicking through pages, filling in a cart and typing card…
x402 Explained: How the HTTP 402 Protocol Lets AI Agents Pay With Stablecoins
For almost three decades the web has had a status code for payments that nobody used. HTTP 402, “Payment…
Why PayPal Holds Your Money: Payment Holds, Reserves and How to Avoid Them
You made the sale, the customer paid, and the money is sitting in your PayPal account marked “on hold”….
Stripe Crypto Payments: Stablecoins, Bridge and Tempo Explained
Stripe dropped Bitcoin payments in 2018, calling them too slow and too expensive for commerce. Seven…
Payment Gateway vs Payment Processor vs Merchant Account: What Each One Does
Payment gateway, payment processor, merchant account, acquiring bank, payment facilitator, merchant of…
Card Testing: How Fraudsters Test Stolen Cards on Your Store and How to Stop It
Card testing is a type of fraud in which criminals use your checkout to find out which stolen card…