Why Some Businesses Are Considered High Risk

Update: 2025-05-22

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High chargeback rates, regulatory scrutiny, and industry reputation can land your business in the "high-risk" category when you apply for a merchant account. Find out which factors matter most to payment providers—and how to position your business to overcome them.

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Why Some Businesses Are Considered High Risk

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Why Some Businesses Are Considered High Risk

Why Some Businesses Are Considered High Risk