The additional Visa charges are slated to begin in October for online transactions, followed in April by new fees for commercial credit, debit and prepaid cards, according to a document seen by Bloomberg News. For Mastercard, a new pre-authorization fee for credit-card purchases will start in October, the document shows.
With the increases, merchants could pay more than $500 million in additional fees each year, according to merchant-consulting company CMSPI.
So-called interchange fees have become a contentious issue ...
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