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I work on this type of stuff thing at a major payments company and I can say this is _not_ true. For refunds, almost all of the interchange fee is returned. Som
by lyall 7y ago
I work on this type of stuff thing at a major payments company and I can say this is _not_ true. For refunds, almost all of the interchange fee is returned. Sometimes even more than the original interchange fee is returned (don't ask why).
Caveat here is that the card networks' rules are ridiculously byzantine and making blanket statements is usually a bad idea.
- Mtinie 7y ago> Sometimes even more than the original interchange fee is returned (don't ask why). If that behavior is at all deterministic that sounds like it would be incredibly prone to abuse.
- longcommonname 7y agoThink about things that have increase in values during during a clearing period. Stock dividends is one.