In a world ruled by financial transactions, one key decision that businesses often grapple with is the choice between recurring and non-recurring (or one-off) payments.
Both methods have advantages and disadvantages (for the customer and the business), and it’s not always easy to anticipate which approach is the most profitable for your business model in the long run. Here are the main differences between recurring and one-off payments in 2024.
This content was refreshed on 15th July 2024.