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The payment processing certificate is used to encrypt the Apple Pay token. The payment processing certificate is valid for 25 months from activation.

A merchant ID, also known as ?MID? or simply ?merchant number,? is a unique number that identifies a business for credit card processing. The easiest way to think of a merchant ID is like an account number.

A Payment Processing certificate that is associated with your merchant ID is used to encrypt payment information. Before your app can use Apple Pay, you need to register a merchant ID and create its Payment Processing certificate. In Member Center, select Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.

Retention money is the amount of money deducted in the progress claim and keep by the employer. This is to safeguard the employer from any non-conformance of work by the contractor. Usually in construction contracts,10% of the progress claim is deducted as retention money. However, the limit of retention is 5%.

Certificate renewal Download a new Certificate Signing Request (CSR) from the Control Panel. Log into the Control Panel.Generate a new certificate from Apple. Log into the Apple Developer Portal.Upload the new certificate to your Control Panel.Activate the new certificate with Apple.Repeat for your production account.

Certificate renewal Download a new Certificate Signing Request (CSR) from the Control Panel. Log into the Control Panel.Generate a new certificate from Apple. Log into the Apple Developer Portal.Upload the new certificate to your Control Panel.Activate the new certificate with Apple.Repeat for your production account.

Payment Certificate means a document issued by the principal agent certifying the amount due and payable by the employer to the contractor or vice versa.

The merchant account underwriting process requires an application. Most providers use an online version of the application. PaySimple's application, for example, only takes about 10 minutes to complete, and allows the business owner to sign online, eliminating the need for printing, scanning, or faxing.

Payment Certificate means a document issued by the principal agent certifying the amount due and payable by the employer to the contractor or vice versa.

To create a Payment Processing certificate In Member Center, select Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles. Under Identifiers, select Merchant IDs. Select the merchant ID from the list, and click Edit. In the Payment Processing Certificates section, click Create Certificate.