Ticketing
Rolling Reserves Explained for Ticketing Platforms
Why did your processor put a reserve on your ticketing account? Here's a plain explanation of how rolling reserves work and what they cost you.
Ticketing
Friendly Fraud in Live Events and Who Actually Pays for It
Friendly fraud is when a real customer disputes a real purchase. In live events it is now the dominant dispute type. Here's what it costs.
Ticketing
What Causes Chargebacks on Resale Tickets?
Why do buyers dispute resale tickets after attending the show? A look at first-party misuse, delayed delivery, and what actually reduces it.
Ticketing
What Payment Infrastructure Is Needed for High Demand Ticket Drops?
High volume ticket on-sale payments fail for reasons most teams only find out live. Here's a breakdown of velocity flags, auth throttling, and prep.
Ticketing
What Declined Transactions Cost a Ticketing Platform
Declined transactions cost ticketing platforms more than fraud does. Here's how to measure the gap and recover part of it.
Ticketing
Why Ticket Marketplaces Lose Sellers to Slow Payouts
Seller payouts take five to seven days on most ticket marketplaces. Here is why, what it costs in listing churn, and how to shorten the cycle.
Ticketing
How Ticketing Platforms Pay International Sellers Without Adding Vendors
International seller payouts add vendors, reconciliation, and FX cost. Here's a look at why the two-system model persists and what has the potential to replace it.
Ticketing
Why Venues and Promoters Wait Weeks for Event Settlement
Venues often wait two to six weeks for event proceeds. Here's where the money sits, why the delay is structural, and what actually shortens that timeline.
Ticketing
5 Best Payments Providers for High-Volume Ticket Sales
Let's compare the best payment processors for high volume ticketing platforms, from settlement timing to who absorbs the post-event chargeback wave.
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