Across
- 3. A business that accepts payments for goods or services.
- 4. Location or system where a transaction occurs.
- 6. Information that can identify an individual.
- 10. Products and services that help people and businesses manage money.
- 17. A business relationship that enables electronic payment acceptance.
- 18. A stage in the payment process after authorization and before funding.
- 20. The company providing banking, payments, and merchant solutions in this course.
- 22. Overall impression formed through interactions with a company.
- 25. Electronic network used to move money between banks
- 26. The movement of money into a merchant account.
- 28. Business information used to understand operations and performance.
- 29. A financial institution that issues payment cards.
Down
- 1. A payment card linked directly to a bank account.
- 2. Digital payment method such as Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- 4. A company that helps facilitate payment transactions.
- 5. Questions about deposits or money movement fall into this category.
- 7. Protection of information and systems.
- 8. A financial institution that is member-owned.
- 9. A company that uses technology to provide financial services.
- 11. A global payment network and Visa competitor.
- 12. Fiserv's business management and payment platform.
- 13. Ability granted to use systems, tools, or information.
- 14. Approval or decline of a transaction before purchase completion.
- 15. The process of confirming a customer's identity.
- 16. Questions about fees, statements, or charges fall into this category.
- 19. Efforts focused on maintaining customer relationships.
- 21. A global payment network commonly used by consumers.
- 23. Permission that defines what a user can view or do in a system.
- 24. Organization that helps route payment transactions such as Visa.
- 27. Confidence that information and services are handled appropriately.