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Swipe fees are the charges that merchants incur every time they accept a credit or debit card payment. These fees are set by the credit card brands, such as Visa…

It’s hard to believe – especially in today’s digital age – but for some merchants, storing credit card information on paper is a common process. A customer may call in…

Great question - and the short answer is no. Payment tokenization is not reversible. Unlike encryption, which can be reversed if you have the encryption key, tokenization converts data into…

As we enter 2023, it’s clear that the way we make payments is rapidly evolving. 80 percent of buyers now prefer to use cards instead of cash – and non-card…

For retailers, there’s no more important time than the holiday season. Sales volume is at its peak, accounting for as much as a quarter of a company’s annual sales. However,…

Verizon recently released their 2022 Payment Security Report. The report covers a broad range of topics – from the most noteworthy changes in the newest version of the Payment Card…

In an internet of things world, where everything is moving to the cloud, many IBM i-based businesses are considering cloud-based payment solutions. However – as with any modern cloud solution…

Curbstone is excited to announce its latest partnership with Connectria. The primary function of this partnership is centered around Curbstone’s payment integrations, which process credit and debit card payments within…

The payment industry can be incredibly complex. Every transaction is a multi-step process that involves a number of players – from the merchant and their acquirer to the customer and…

We are thrilled to announce that Curbstone has been acquired by Volaris Group, a subsidiary of Constellation Software, Inc., based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Curbstone, our products, and services will…