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Chargeback Fees Disputed charges initiate time-consuming arbitration processes with administrative fees imposed on merchants. Too many disputes also risk account reviews or terminations. Transparent Pricing There are no hidden fees or margin stacking – just published interchange-plus costs across all card brands.
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