Documented changes to merchant pricing and ownership across the payments industry: dated, sourced, and written for restaurant operators rather than for the trade press. Updated monthly.
One part is settled fact. One part is allegation and hasn't been decided. Both belong in your diligence.
The increase varies by account, the notice didn't say by how much, and the statement arrives a month late.
Not a leaked notice or a forum thread. The company's own second-quarter earnings call.
Preliminary approval landed in June. The interchange cut is small. The surcharge change is not.
A guidance cut six weeks after a reaffirmation, a new chief executive, and a portfolio under review.
A fee increase opens a 70 day window to leave without penalty. Your notice must tell you when it closes.
The Toronto POS company changes hands after a decade of venture funding. What operators running it should check.
What the transaction does, and doesn't, mean for a restaurant processing through them.
A new monthly online ordering fee, a consolidated annual fee, and a higher month-end billing rate.
A documented record of what changed across major providers in the first half of the year.
Ten minutes, one statement, and a calculator. Most operators are 30 to 60 basis points off what they think.
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