In general, a credit card processing fee consists of three smaller fees—interchange fees, association fees and processor ...

The convenience of accepting and paying with credit and debit cards requires work behind the scenes. For that work, credit ...

Swipe fees can really add up Credit card processing fees can be a huge burden for merchants -- especially these days, with those fees on the rise.

Every time you swipe your credit card, someone pays for your reward points. (Spoiler: It's not the bank or card issuer.) ...

The swipe fees credit card companies charge businesses to process cards aren't negotiable and there's no competition. Congress must act.

If you're the sort who likes to know how the rabbit got in the hat, or how the woman was sawed in half, here's what happens when you swipe your card.

Running a small business in Iowa means learning to stretch every dollar. I work long hours, manage tight margins, and hustle ...

This week, the question of who pays credit-card processing fees became a hot topic as a widely circulated social media post.

Unfortunately, the credit card processing market is unfairly stacked against small businesses, as just two companies — Visa and Mastercard — are able to monopolize the rules.

Credit-card processing fees cost businesses 1.5% to 3.5% of each transaction that takes place. These fees are shared among credit card networks, payment processors, banks, and other related ...