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natasha-secondin
February 23, 2023
Question

When a client pays an invoice using a credit card do they get charged a service fee?

  • February 23, 2023
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JamesM4
Level 6
February 23, 2023

Hi there,

 

Thanks for connecting with us here. QuickBooks is a user-friendly platform that helps you receive payments from your customers with ease. I'll be happy to provide the information you need so you're on the right track. 

 

QuickBooks Online payments charges a service fee of 2.9% $0.25 per transaction per transaction. The taxes are already included in this transaction. I encourage you to learn more about the rates and breakdowns for using QuickBooks Online Payments using this link here. 

 

Let me know if this info helps by leaving a comment below. I'll be a message away in case you need anything else. Otherwise, I wish you a great rest of the day!

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user67202
December 4, 2023

I turned on credit cards for my clients in QBO but how do I automatically add the processing fee if they choose the credit card option?

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JamesM4
Level 6
December 4, 2023

Hello user67202. Congrats on turning on Online Payments on your account! I'll be happy to share more info so you're on the right path with achieving your QuickBooks goals. The fee in question is already automatically added when they choose to pay using a credit card. Let me know if you have other questions. I'm here to help. 

nighthawkservice
nighthawkservice
May 10, 2024

Big answer is No!!.

You get charged after payment goes threw.

Found this out the hard way. After a $360 fee on my end. It the last time I offer credit card payments on my invoice. 

E- TRANSFER , CASH OR CHEQUES ONLY.

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