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Passing the processing fees onto your customers is a small amount for them, but when combined, it's a significant burden for you.
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Zero fee processing is a payment processing method where the merchant does not pay any processing fees for credit or debit card transactions. Instead, the processing fees are passed on to the customer in the form of a small convenience fee.
With Zero fee processing, the merchant adds a small convenience fee to the customer’s total transaction amount, which covers the cost of processing fees. The convenience fee is typically a small percentage of the transaction amount, such as 3% or less.
Yes, there are several benefits of using zero fee processing. For merchants, it allows them to save on processing fees and increase their profit margins. For customers, it provides a convenient payment option and may even incentivize them to use credit or debit cards instead of cash.
Zero fee processing can be used by any type of business that accepts credit or debit card payments. However, it is especially popular among small and medium-sized businesses that want to save on processing fees.
To set up zero fee processing for your business, you will need to work with a payment processor company. You can contact us to avail our services. We will provide you with the necessary tools and support to implement the system and ensure that you are in compliance with all laws and regulations.
Yes, zero fee processing can be used for online transactions as well. However, it may require additional software or integrations to implement effectively.
