If you utilize a payment gateway that carries a high level of risk, you run the danger of losing money.

When doing business with consumers who provide a greater risk of monetary loss to the organization, the merchant will find that using a payment gateway designed for high-risk transactions is the most profitable and advantageous solution available to them. These consumers could have a poor credit history or none at all. It just depends. These systems frequently mandate that merchants pre-qualify their customers and implement additional security processes, such as asking for authentication codes or details about the customer's bank account, in order to lessen the likelihood that a fraudulent transaction will take place. This is done in an effort to protect the merchant from liability in the event that a fraudulent transaction does take place.