Customers Have a Favorite Payment Method — But 30% of Businesses Don’t Accept It. Are You Driving Business Away?

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The disconnect that exists between consumer payment preferences and what small businesses offer is both surprising and consequential. According to recent data from Xero, nearly 90% of U.S. consumers prefer to pay by credit card, yet 30% of small businesses still do not accept card payments.

As competition heightens and customer loyalty becomes increasingly elusive, it’s more crucial than ever for small businesses to make decisions that align with their customer’s wants and needs. Adapting to consumer preferences not only fosters loyalty but also drives future growth. In order to do so effectively, small businesses must embrace the shift towards modern

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