Running a small business is tough, and dealing with credit card processing can make it even tougher. Many small business ...

Grocers pay a lower rate than other businesses and they tend to have more recurring customers, making them less likely to implement credit card surcharges. The convenience of swiping your credit card ...

Credit card processing fees are inescapable when your business accepts credit card payments. Many businesses cover these costs by passing them on to the customers who use credit cards — a practice ...

Credit card spending has grown significantly over the past decade, leading to higher costs for businesses. For retail executives, finding ways to reduce these processing fees is crucial to improving ...

Editor's note: Surcharging and questions about whether to pass along credit card fees to patients is a current hot topic. With that in mind, I sat down with Emily Edwards, director of Strategic Growth ...

Businesses often overlook excessive credit card processing fees which can drain finances — stay alert for warning signals. Understanding and monitoring your discount rate, effective rate, interchange ...

Running a business comes with enough challenges—managing operations, serving customers and staying ahead of competitors. But there may be a silent drain on your profits that often goes unnoticed: A ...

The Delaware Department of Labor has changed its stance on the legality of restaurant employers taking a percentage of tips from servers and bartenders for credit card processing fees. "This practice ...

Swipe fees are charges merchants pay when accepting card payments. They range from 1% to 3% depending on card type and brand. Swipe fees eat into profit margins but can be managed with smart ...