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December 27, 2021
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Ask a Reporter: What is this surcharge on credit card receipt?

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“Businesses are charged a processing charge by their credit card processing company for accepting the credit card,” said a spokesperson for the N.C. Retail Merchants Association.

“The average credit card processing fees range from about 1.3% to 4%, plus the payment processor’s cut, which can vary depending on the processor.

“To process credit card payments, merchants must pay interchange fees, assessment fees, and processing fees. There is not a federal or state law prohibiting the ice cream eatery from charging the surcharge which is similar in nature to a gas station charging you a lesser price per gallon for cash versus credit.

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