Glossary
The fee set by the card networks and card-issuing banks on each card payment. It varies by card type and how the card is taken.
A pricing model where you pay the actual interchange cost plus a fixed margin. Ours is interchange + 0.35% + 10¢ per transaction.
See pricingCustomers paying by card see a posted non-cash adjustment that covers card costs; customers paying cash don't. How it's offered depends on card network rules and your state's law.
The posted amount added to card payments under a cash discount program. It shows at checkout and on the receipt.
The group of card sales your business sends for payment. With us, your daily batch is released by 5 a.m. Pacific at the latest.
Your card sales in your bank account the same day. With us, the money reaches your account within 5 hours of the batch release.
When a cardholder disputes a charge and their bank reverses it. Clear receipts and signage help you respond.
The monthly report from your processor showing your sales and fees. It's what we look at in a free statement review.
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What a cash discount program is, how it differs from surcharging, and what card network rules and state law can require.
Expiration dates, fees, cash-back on small balances and unclaimed property, in plain language.
How flat-rate pricing compares with a cash discount program, with the math laid out.
What happens between applying and getting funded, and what to have ready.
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