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[This post was updated by moderator in 2020 to reflect a name change - deposits are now called transfers.]
The title of this thread has been changed from the original: Why does the “1-2 business day transfer” option say “at no extra charge”...
I’ve alwaus had “1-2 business day transfer” selected that specifically says “at no extra charge”, however-every single transfer that’s been made has had some percentage taken out because I did not receive the entire amount I charged. Why is this? And why does it say free of charge if it in fact ISN’T?!
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Hey @Sarahb01
There is a small percentage fee for every transaction where you Processing Credit or debit Cards through Square.
When you choose Transfer for 1-2 business days, there is no additional charge on top of that standard card processing fee.
If you choose Same Day / Instant Transfer there is an additional fee on top of the standard card processing fee.
*You can learn more about how Square processing fees work here: Understanding Our Fees | Square Payments. Or through is informative video below!
Hope that makes sense!
Pesso
*This reply was updated by a moderator on August 26, 2020 to offer additional visibility into Square's pricing.
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Hey @Sarahb01
There is a small percentage fee for every transaction where you Processing Credit or debit Cards through Square.
When you choose Transfer for 1-2 business days, there is no additional charge on top of that standard card processing fee.
If you choose Same Day / Instant Transfer there is an additional fee on top of the standard card processing fee.
*You can learn more about how Square processing fees work here: Understanding Our Fees | Square Payments. Or through is informative video below!
Hope that makes sense!
Pesso
*This reply was updated by a moderator on August 26, 2020 to offer additional visibility into Square's pricing.
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That answers it! Thank you!!