transaction fees
Payment handling charges
Transaction fees are charges applied when money changes hands, especially through intermediaries.
Banks, payment processors, and trading platforms levy transaction fees for facilitating transfers: The transaction fees on international wire transfers add up quickly.
Credit card companies charge merchants a percentage of each sale.
Cryptocurrency networks charge transaction fees to compensate miners or validators who process transfers.
- chargesAmounts owed or alleged
- processingSystematic operation on data
- payment processorService routing transaction funds
- paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
- merchantOne who sells wares
processing charge · credit card · swipe · percentage · commission · surcharge · banking · interchange · flat rate · deduction · service charge · small print · fine print · PayPal · Venmo · online checkout · checkout · gateway
- chargessurcharges, levies, service charges, tolls, hotel tax
- feesfee, service fee, service charge, flat fee, annual fee
- income sourcessalary, wages, hourly pay, wage, commission
- banking costsbank charges, service charges, finance charges, service charge, finance charge
- E-commerce costsshipping, packaging, fulfillment, payment gateway
- Platform Economymarketplace, network effects, gig economy, digital marketplaces, sharing economy
transaction feescashback rewards
Refunds earned through spending
sign-up bonuses · rewards points · loyalty rewards · rebates · dividends
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