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Finance & Treasury · Money back · Hours back · sample run · 73 ms

Merchant Interchange Auditor

14 transactions downgraded, costing $220.81 over the qualified interchange (21.4% of the $1,030.25 billed): $10.29 to refund and $210.52 avoidable with set-up fixes.

Evidence · Statement transaction detail
TXN-260902-0008,Visa,Consumer Credit,Chip,,52.0,,,412.50,EIRF Credit,2.30,0.10
Working

Billed 'EIRF Credit': $412.50 x 2.30% + $0.10 = $9.5875. Qualified 'CPS/Retail Credit': $412.50 x 1.51% + $0.10 = $6.3287. $9.5875 - $6.3287 = $3.26, rounded to the cent. Cause: settled 52 hours after authorization; the Visa window is 24 hours.

Method

1Each transaction is benchmarked to the reference table's qualified category for its brand, card type and channel: chip, contactless and swiped are card present; keyed and ecommerce are card not present.

2Cost of a downgrade = amount x (billed rate - qualified rate) + (billed fixed fee - qualified fixed fee), rounded to the cent per transaction.

$220.81
Downgrade cost · 14 transactions of 24
TransactionBrandCard type
TXN-260902-0008Visaconsumer credit
TXN-260902-0009Visarewards
TXN-260902-0010Mastercardconsumer credit
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Reads

Processor statement transaction detail (CSV)

Produces

Downgrade analysis and a processor repricing request (Processor repricing request, Downgrade analysis (CSV))

Price

$2,500 / month, 30% to the referring partner

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Not financial, investment, banking or securities advice. Filings and screening results must be reviewed by a qualified compliance professional.