What is the difference between a transaction fee and a gateway fee?
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“A transaction fee is charged when a payment is processed and may combine percentage and fixed components. A gateway fee pays for the technology that passes payment information between the checkout, processor and acquirer. Providers may price these separately or bundle them.”
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