What is a free statement analysis?
You send recent processing statements (typically several months). We break down what you’re paying and which fees are fixed, variable, or worth questioning. Timing depends on volume and completeness of what you send—ask us for the current turnaround when you reach out.
What's the difference between surcharging and cash discount?
A surcharge is an added fee on eligible credit card transactions where rules allow it; debit and prepaid cards are generally treated differently under card-brand rules. A cash discount (dual pricing) posts a card price and a lower cash price. Which fits depends on your mix of payments and your state’s requirements. This is general information, not legal advice.
Is surcharging allowed in New Jersey?
New Jersey has a statute that addresses credit card surcharges (often cited as N.J.S.A. 56:8-156.2). Disclosure, amount limits, and card-brand rules all matter, and details change. We help merchants review setup questions—confirm current requirements with qualified counsel before you launch a program.
What if you can't beat what I have now?
Then we’ll tell you straight. Sometimes the right answer is to stay where you are, or to fix equipment and workflow instead of switching processors.
Do I have to replace my equipment?
Not always. If new terminals make sense, we discuss options and set-up. If your hardware still fits the workflow, we say that too.
How do you help with chargebacks?
We help merchants keep dispute notices from getting lost and responses moving on time. Ask us what support is included for your account.
Are there contracts or hidden fees?
Contract length, cancellation terms, and every fee category should be clear before you sign. We walk those lines with you on the proposal and the statement.
General information only. Card-brand rules and state requirements change. Swiped Unlimited does not provide legal advice.