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The IC++ pricing model, clearly explained
IC++ explained: which components of a card fee are actually visible.
IC++ can show different cost components separately. Whether a model makes economic sense, however, can only be assessed using the same service basis, card mix and actual billing data.
Consider the components separately
We focus on the documents and cost components that are genuinely relevant and comparable for your business.
- Interchange as a card- and transaction-dependent component
- Scheme fees and how they are presented in the documents
- Acquiring, service and any minimum or fixed costs
- Terminal, reporting and other mandatory services
How your analysis is prepared
Establish the same basis
Models are compared only where service scope and card mix are comparable.
Put the result in context
You receive a clear overview without a blanket claim that one model is always less expensive.
Frequently asked questions
What does IC++ mean?
The term describes the separate treatment of several cost components of card acceptance. The precise presentation depends on the contract and statement.
Is IC++ always cheaper?
No. The relevant factors are the specific cards, volume, additional fixed costs and agreed service scope.
What data do I need?
A current statement, payment volume, number of transactions and, if available, a pricing sheet or contract.
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