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I hadn't realized this before. How is this type of thing structured in the merchant's agreement with the card processor? Could they in theory issue a 100% cas
by aquark 16y ago
I hadn't realized this before. How is this type of thing structured in the merchant's agreement with the card processor?
Could they in theory issue a 100% cash back card that the merchant gets charged 100% on? How is the merchant supposed to know what they are getting charged when the swipe a given piece of plastic?
- cullenking 16y agoThe fees depend on what merchant provider a company is going through. Braintree is what I use, and they charge a flat, albeit higher, percentage for all swipes, rather than have a huge list of the percentages. Here is an example of their breakdown of Costco's fee structure (yeah, you can get a costco merchant services account). http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog/Costco-your-marketing-department-has-gone-rogue http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog/Costco-your-ma... I have no idea if what you proposed is possible, but my guess is that no one would accept that card :) I don't accept amex because I think it represents a fraction of actual users, and those users have other cards because they are used to getting told "nope, sorry don't accept amex".