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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Stax

NOVEMBER 15, 2023

TL;DR Credit card interchange fees are the fees that merchants pay to banks and credit card companies every time they accept credit cards. These fees help cover the costs of processing the payment and maintaining the card network. Learn More What are credit card interchange fees?

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Payment Savvy

JULY 3, 2024

These fees cover the costs of processing the transaction , ensuring the payment goes from the customer’s bank to the business’s bank account securely and efficiently. All right, you know that there’s a debit card processing fee – but who’s charging it? Each of these parties takes a small portion of the fee.

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Segpay

FEBRUARY 28, 2024

Per the Forbes Advisor , rates range from 1.5% – 3%+ based on card type, with volume tiers and qualified vs non-qualified categories. Non-Compliance Fees Breaking processor terms for excessive chargebacks or returns, late batches, invalid data, or other violations generates non-compliance fees from $25 on up.

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