Category: Vellis News

  • Fintech vs. Banks: Which is better for your financial needs?

    Fintech vs. Banks: Which is better for your financial needs?

    The debate between traditional banks and modern FinTech companies is becoming more important than ever. Both options offer distinct advantages depending on what you need, whether it’s saving money, making international payments, or securing a loan.

  • No Surprise Act: Why is it Important?

    No Surprise Act: Why is it Important?

    Healthcare is stressful enough without the added anxiety of unexpected bills. For years, patients across the United States faced “surprise bills” after receiving care — charges they didn’t anticipate, often because an out-of-network provider was involved without their knowledge. 

  • Medical Billing for Obesity Screening and Counseling

    Medical Billing for Obesity Screening and Counseling

    Obesity has become one of the most pressing health challenges of our time, affecting millions worldwide and driving up healthcare costs. For providers addressing obesity through proper screening and counseling, it’s also important to navigate the complex world of medical billing.

  • Weight Loss Clinic Payment Options

    Weight Loss Clinic Payment Options

    When people commit to a weight loss journey, they’re making an investment in their health, confidence, and future. For clinics, that means making treatments as accessible as possible not just through expert care, but also through flexible weight loss clinic payment options. 

  • 12 Veterinary Clinic PCI Compliance Requirements

    12 Veterinary Clinic PCI Compliance Requirements

    For a veterinary clinic to run well, you have to handle both animal patients and payments safely and securely. With more clients choosing credit or debit cards, veterinary PCI DSS compliance requirements have become a critical part of managing your practice.

  • What is Multi-Currency Pricing (MCP)?

    What is Multi-Currency Pricing (MCP)?

    Multi-currency pricing (MCP) is a feature that lets businesses show and accept payments in the currency their customers use every day. Instead of seeing prices in just USD or EUR, shoppers can view them in their own local currency such as GBP, JPY, or AUD, making the buying process feel more familiar and trustworthy.

  • Multi-Currency Payment Gateway: Definition

    Multi-Currency Payment Gateway: Definition

    A multi-currency payment gateway is a digital tool that allows businesses to accept payments from customers in different currencies, all through a single, streamlined system. It acts as the bridge between the customer’s preferred payment method and the merchant’s account, automatically handling currency conversion and processing.

  • How to Open a Foreign Currency Bank Account​?

    How to Open a Foreign Currency Bank Account​?

    A foreign currency bank account is a type of account that lets you hold, send, or receive money in a currency other than your country’s local one. Unlike standard domestic accounts, which only deal in the local currency, these accounts are designed to manage international payments without constant currency conversion.

  • Understanding the Four-Party Model in Card Payments

    Understanding the Four-Party Model in Card Payments

    The four party payment process model is the standard setup behind most credit and debit card transactions. It outlines how payments move between four main players: the cardholder (who makes the purchase), the merchant (who sells the goods or services), the acquiring bank (which processes payments for the merchant), and the issuing bank (which gave…

  • Payment Facilitator vs Payment Service Provider

    Payment Facilitator vs Payment Service Provider

    A payment facilitator (PayFac) is a company that allows businesses, especially smaller ones, to accept payments quickly by onboarding them as sub-merchants under its master account. A payment service provider (PSP), on the other hand, connects merchants to various payment methods and processors but usually requires each business to set up its own merchant account.