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    For e-commerce businesses seeking international payment solutions without a merchant account, PayPal and Stripe are popular choices, though they differ in global reach. While PayPal supports a broader range of countries and currencies, Stripe is rapidly expanding its availability; businesses should carefully consider their target markets and supported regions when selecting a payment processor.
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    Credit card tokenization is gaining traction as a security measure, converting sensitive credit card numbers into non-sensitive tokens to protect cardholder data. This process allows merchants to securely store tokens for re-billing purposes without exposing actual credit card numbers, reducing PCI compliance burdens. Merchants should inquire with their service providers about tokenization services to enhance data security and streamline payment processes.
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    Merchants can enable direct payments from Facebook and Twitter by using a secure payment page link provided by their merchant account provider. This link, essentially a URL with account parameters, can be posted on social media platforms like Facebook walls or Twitter feeds. Customers clicking the link are then directed to a secure payment page to complete their transactions.
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    Movie tickets, gift cards, coupons, and airline tickets are now accessible on cell phones, reflecting a growing trend in mobile commerce. Retailers and technology companies are driving this shift, aiming to replace traditional paper and plastic with digital mobile alternatives. This movement is pushing society closer to a future of the mobile wallet, where most transactions are conducted via smartphones.