EBizCharge

JUNE 25, 2025

If your business accepts credit cards, you’ve likely wondered whether you can pass processing fees on to your customers. Credit card surcharging lets you do just that but doing it the right way is essential. Between card network rules, signage requirements, and state regulations, there’s a lot to keep track of.

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Compliance Credit Cards Card Network Rules Rules 52

Stax

JULY 7, 2025

In this post, we’ll explore what surcharging entails and how it helps you tap into zero percent credit card processing. TL;DR Surcharging is a method for businesses to offset credit card processing costs by passing them on to customers. Surcharging: Is It Free Credit Card Processing For Small Businesses?

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Credit Cards Process Processors Debit Card 88

Stax

JANUARY 15, 2024

Are you struggling with resource constraints caused by soaring credit card processing costs? Credit card surcharging can help offset these expenses, but it can be tricky. TL;DR Credit card surcharging involves adding a fee to transactions with credit card payments, offsetting processing costs.

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Credit Cards PCI DSS Compliance Process 88

Payment Savvy

JULY 3, 2024

When a customer uses their debit card, several parties are involved in processing the transaction: the bank that issued the debit card (issuing bank), the bank that provides the business with card processing services (acquiring bank), and the payment processor. Try it if you have a brick-and-mortar store.

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Debit Card Process Debit Transaction Processors 52