When Payment Processing Fees Change, What Rights Do Canadian Businesses Have?

When Payment Processing Fees Change, What Rights Do Canadian Businesses Have?

What Rights Do Canadian Businesses Have When Payment Processing Fees Change? Under Canada’s Code of Conduct for the Payment Card Industry, Canadian businesses have the right to advance notice of certain changes to their payment processing fees. For qualifying changes, processors must generally provide 30 to 60 calendar days’ notice, explaining which fees are changing

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When Payment Processing Fees Change, What Rights Do Canadian Businesses Have?

October 28 2026

When Payment Processing Fees Change, What Rights Do Canadian Businesses Have?

What Rights Do Canadian Businesses Have When Payment Processing Fees Change? Under Canada’s Code of Conduct for the Payment [...]

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Visa Interchange Rates in Canada Are Changing, But Will Your Business Actually Save?

September 24 2026

Visa Interchange Rates in Canada Are Changing, But Will Your Business Actually Save?

What Do I Need to Know About the New Visa Interchange Rates in Canada? Visa is changing several domestic [...]

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Where’s My Money? Why Payment Processors Hold Funds and Delay Deposits

August 24 2026

Where’s My Money? Why Payment Processors Hold Funds and Delay Deposits

Why Do Payment Processors Hold Funds and Delay Deposits? Payment processors may hold funds or delay deposits when transaction [...]

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