A coins and collectibles merchant account is classified as high risk for a variety of reasons making it difficult to find a payment solution.
Authentication and Fraud
Pricing and Value
Shipping Risks
Coins & Collectables merchants face significant risks when selling online due to the high value, rarity, and uniqueness of the items they sell. To mitigate these risks, merchants should implement strong fraud prevention measures, maintain accurate inventory records, and use secure payment and shipping methods. By taking these precautions, Coins & Collectables merchants can protect their businesses and their customers from the risks associated with selling online.
For professional numismatists buying and selling rare coins, precious metals, and collectibles this can be very frustrating as they have a good brick-and-mortar store and are looking for expansion through selling via online and e-commerce.
Check out our knowledge hub to learn more about what processing fees, application process, chargebacks and cash reserve requirements or TMF / MATCH list mean.
Accepting subscription-style payments
Being on the Member Alert to Control High-Risk Merchants, or MATCH list — a list managed by Mastercard that monitors merchant behavior, like chargeback history
High average transaction sizes
High sales volumes
Highly regulated industries
International sales
Large number of card-not-present transactions
Little to no business experience
Long fulfillment time frames
New or poor credit scores
Past fraud or illegal activity
It takes effort for businesses to secure a payment processing partner when they are considered high-risk but it is definetly possible to find the right payment solution if you focus on:
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