Cash Discount vs Credit Card Processing
Model merchant savings from offering cash, Zelle, Wire, or ACH discounts (especially for high-ticket B2B e-commerce orders over $1,000) versus absorbing 2.9% - 3.5% credit card swipe fees.
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Instant client calculation💡 For every $1.00 of revenue, you keep $0.73 in gross profit before operating expenses.
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How to Use This Tool in 3 Easy Steps
Enter Order Size
Input typical high-ticket transaction value.
Set Processing Fee & Cash Discount
Enter your CC processing rate (e.g. 3.0%) and cash discount (e.g. 2.5%).
Compare Net Retained Funds
Determine the financial benefit of encouraging direct bank transfers.
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