Visa CPS/Retail 2 Card Present
Visa’s CPS Retail 2 is an interchange category used to calculate interchange fees for transactions involving a credit card for certain business types, defined by Merchant Category Codes.
Visa’s CPS Retail 2 is an interchange category used to calculate interchange fees for transactions involving a credit card for certain business types, defined by Merchant Category Codes.
Signature Preferred Card Not Present or CNP is a Visa interchange category used to determine the fee for transactions that take place with the credit card not present at businesses other than travel services.
Visa’s CPS Small Ticket category determines the interchange cost for card-present transactions that are $15 or less.
“CPS Restaurant” is the beginning part of several fee categories that relate to what restaurants will pay to accept Visa consumer debit and prepaid cards.
CPS Retail 2 Card Not Present is a Visa interchange category that is used to calculate interchange fees for transactions involving a debit or prepaid card for some businesses that accept cards in a manner other than swiping.
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