Charging Customers a Credit Card Fee at Checkout
In some cases, your business can charge customers a convenience fee for using a credit card. But there’s a maze of rules, exceptions, and even state laws to navigate to ensure you stay compliant with the terms of your merchant processing agreement. It’s also important to note that credit card convenience fees are different than credit card surch...
NABU Fee - Network Access Brand Usage
Mastercard charges the NABU fee on all authorized or refunded credit and signature debit Mastercard transactions. The fee is currently set at $0.0195. Mastercard Assessment Fees Assessment fees, such as the NABU fee, are charges incurred as part of processing a credit card. Revenue generated from the NABU fee goes directly to MasterCard, mean...
PIN Debit vs. Signature Debit
So which is cheaper, PIN debit or signature debit? A rough rule of thumb is that PIN debit transactions are cheaper for businesses with larger average transactions. Signature debit is cheaper for businesses with smaller average transactions. There are expections, but this can be generally applied as a quick way to gauge the lower cost. Sign...
CardFellow Offers Free Lifetime Monitoring to Ensure Lowest Rates
CardFellow's free lifetime statement monitoring is just one of many benefits to using CardFellow.com. The credit card processing comparison website helps businesses lower their fees by an average of 40 percent and then monitors their statements to ensure rates remain as low as possible. CardFellow Lifetime Statement Monitoring CardFellow.com, a lea...
Mastercard Cross Border Fee
Mastercard charges an assessment fee called a “cross border fee” on all transactions acquired in the United States that involve a credit card issued outside of the United States. For example, if a cardholder uses their Canadian-issued Mastercard to make a purchase from a business in Michigan, the business will be assessed a cross border fee. Let...
Less Discount Paid Means Less Money for You
"Less Discount Paid" Defined "Less discount paid" is the term that credit card processing services use to indicate the amount of money that a business has paid in fees throughout a given month. Howeer, in order to determine the total amount paid in processing fees that month, you have to add "less discount paid" to the amount charged at the end of ...
The Best Small Business Credit Card Processing
This article isn't going to just give you a list of "best credit card processors" for one simple reason: the "best" credit card processor for small businesses varies depending on the business. That's right. Your industry, average transaction size, monthly volume, and more all play a role in the best fit. The best processor for Jane's restaurant won...
Credit Card Processing Refunds: Is Your Processor Stealing Your Money?
Luckily, plugging the cash flow leak is possible by getting interchange pass through pricing instead of bundled pricing, and knowing what to look for. You don't have to worry about losing money on credit card refunds if you found your processor here at CardFellow. We don't allow processors to structure pricing in such a way that allows for this ...
