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For business
The same brand often runs two rails at two prices, and only one of them is available to you.
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Key takeaways
A business account buys things a personal one does not: the right to accept payment commercially, dispute handling, settlement reporting, and an underwriting relationship. It also carries obligations, which is why acquirers onboard businesses and not individuals.
A personal rate is therefore not a preview of what you will pay as a business, and quoting one to a finance team will mislead them.
Some products serve both, some are merchant-only, and a few are individuals-only. Comparing across that boundary produces a number nobody can actually buy. Filtering by account type first is the fastest way to make a comparison honest.
A business account includes the right to accept payments commercially, dispute handling, settlement reporting and an underwriting relationship.
No. A personal rate is a different product and is not a preview of what a business will pay.
Filter by account type first, so you only compare products you can actually open.
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