Going global with your business is a magnificent idea for any merchant – but the trick is sorting out where to begin. In this article, we’ll explore how to find that starting point, as well as a few other related payment processing considerations that merchants must have top-of-mind as they start out (assuming they want to beat the odds, that is)!

Foreign exchange rates are the most visible difference merchants need to account for when processing globally, yet it’s often the least of a merchants’ cross-border worries. There are a host of other concerns to have on one’s radar.

Shopify has revolutionized ecommerce, offering capabilities that merchants could only dream of just a few years ago. Now in the time of global pandemic, Shopify has become indispensable. Every merchant is now in the business of ecommerce. And, whether they know it or not, every merchant is global, too. That’s where Reach comes in.

Reach forms partnership with PayMyTuition reducing the cost of credit card transactions forinternational students.

Over the last 6 months, COVID-19 has forced a shift in the way we work, moving us toward solutions that put digital, AI, automation, and remote work at the forefront.

When you expand your business to new markets, all domestic assumptions are off the table. Look deeply into each market, talk to your customers, and keep investigating what’s working and what’s not.