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Apart from keeping complex payment structures running, interchange fees compensate issuing banks for taking on cardholder creditrisk, and help card companies fund rewards programs. According to data released by CMSPI , businesses ended up paying more than $220 billion in card processing fees in 2023. Contact us
PSPs share the creditcosts for fraudulent transactions and chargebacks , which is why their platforms tend to come with advanced features for detecting and preventing fraudulent transactions. Creditrisks created by fraudulent activities are also the reason why most PSPs prohibit high-risk merchants from their platforms.
These fees are incurred by merchants for each transaction and are paid to the card-issuing banks as compensation for handling the creditrisk and processing the payment. Pass-through fees are essential for merchants since they directly impact overall credit card processingcosts.
These fees are charged whenever a credit card or debit card transaction is made, whether they checkout in-person, online or through digital payment. The basis for these fees is the creditrisk that these financial institutions take on when handling credit card transactions. per transaction.
Interchange fees cover the cost of transaction handling, fraud prevention, and creditrisk associated with the transaction. Why Industries Pay Different Interchange Fees Industries pay different interchange rates due to several key factors that influence the cost and risk associated with processing transactions.
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