What does ARB mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Automatic Recurring Billing (ARB) is a payment process that automatically charges customers at predetermined intervals for goods or services. This service helps businesses and vendors to collect payments for subscription-based products and services, eliminating the need for manual effort.

Yes, Automatic Recurring Billing is a safe and secure payment processing solution. All financial transactions are encrypted with industry-leading security protocols and more stringent authentication technologies, meaning the data exchanged between parties is kept private and secure.

Setting up ARB on your website usually requires the help of a developer or service provider who is knowledgeable in setting up the billing solution for merchants. The developers or service providers will provide instructions that describe how to properly set up and configure the automated payment system on your website.

Most major credit cards such as VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover Card as well as ACH (Automated Clearing House), PayPal and other third-party payments processing solutions can be used in ARB. Different payment processors have different limitations and accept different types of currencies so it's important to check with your service provider before deciding which one to choose.

Processing refunds through ARB depends on the type of billing process you use. Generally most providers support an API call where you can send refund requests instantly without manually processing them in your application, however this feature may not be available if you are using certain processor integrations such as PayPal or Stripe. If that's the case then you'll need to manually issue refunds through their respective web interfaces or applications.

Yes, many providers offer customization options that allow merchants to define how often they want their customers billed for subscription-based products or services — whether it's weekly, monthly, annually or any other custom schedule you have configured. It all depends on what kind of product/service you sell and what makes sense for customers buying them.

Typically responsibility lies with both parties — the merchant/vendor selling the product/service as well as the service provider implementing it on their behalf. Both parties must ensure that customer data collected during setup process (namely address information etc.) is accurate and up-to-date at all times; otherwise future transactions may be rejected by banks or credit card companies due to incorrect billing information.

Absolutely! Most payment processors used by ARB solutions offer multiple currencies which means you can accept payments from customers all around the world without having to worry about currency conversions or other issues related to international transactions. However some processors do have country restrictions so it's always best to double-check with your service provider before signing up.