Different from domestic processing, offshore merchant processing requires setting up a merchant account in a foreign country to enable international transactions. In order to serve a wide global market, this approach enables firms to accept payments globally and facilitates transactions in multiple currencies.
The main difference between these two is basically tax regulations, processing fees, currency management, and wide market reach. Businesses considered as high risk can take advantage of offshore processing with advantages such as reduced tax and wide market reach.
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