When the funds for credit card transactions are deposited into the merchant's bank account.

When the funds for ACH transactions are deposited into the merchant's bank account.

A feature utilized by Chalk It Pro Payments by which expired or soon-to-expire payment methods are automatically updated by the issuing bank. The service runs twice monthly, and about 80% of payments are reliably updated based on issuing bank participation. The service carries a monthly subscription, as well as a per-update fee when successful.

When processing fees (CC or ACH) are assessed and collected from the merchant.

How funds are deposited into the merchant's bank account, whether the deposit is inclusive of fees and then separately debited, or whether the deposit is NET of fees.

A security measure which validates the address provided with the payment method ties back to the payment method. This setting determines if, for a transaction in which the AVS check fails, the transaction will be allowed to process regardless.

An added security measure for credit card transactions. On most card types, the CVV code can be found on the back of the card, typically near the signature block (usually a 3-digit code). With American Express cards, the CVV is usually on the front of the card (usually a 4-digit code). This setting determines if a transaction in which the CVV check fails will be allowed to process regardless.