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The International Assessment is a credit card processing charge that a business on an OptBlue pricing model incurs when accepting an American Express card that was issued outside of the United States.
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American Express’ Card Not Present Surcharge is a fee charged to businesses on the OptBlue pricing model that take credit cards through non-swiped methods, such as online or by keying in card details.
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The “Data Usage Fee” is an assessment charge Discover imposes when you accept Discover cards at your business.
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Wondering about the “digital enablement fee” on your credit card processing statement? Mastercard’s Digital Enablement Fee is a charge to businesses that accept card-not-present transactions, such as those made on ecommerce websites.
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The major card brands offer advanced anti-fraud tools for businesses willing to use them, and SafeKey is one such tool.
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Imagine a world of 20 billion connected devices, all transmitting and receiving data. Now, imagine that a good portion of these devices can make payments and order products and services on your behalf. That’s not just in your head — that’s the Internet of Things (IoT), and as time goes on, these devices will be everywhere.
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When it comes to public transportation and commuting, passengers are looking for one thing above all else — speed. As city populations grow, public transit is coming under pressure to move as many people through the system as quickly as possible.
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If you’re seeing a line on your processing statement labeled “COMM CARD I/C SAVINGS ADJ” or “COMM CARD INTCHG SERVICE,” you’re probably wondering what that is.
