See How Dual Pricing Works

With Dual Pricing, customers see both a Cash Price and a Card Price at checkout, giving them the choice of how they want to pay. Your pricing stays transparent, and instead of processing fees cutting into your revenue, they are built into the transaction.
How It Works:
✅ A customer makes a purchase.
✅ At checkout, they see two prices—Cash Price: $20 and Card Price: $20.80.
✅ They choose their preferred payment method, and the transaction is processed accordingly.

This approach ensures that businesses keep more of their revenue while still providing customers with flexibility.
Why Businesses Love Dual Pricing
✔ Increased Savings – Keep more of your hard-earned revenue instead of paying high processing fees.
✔ Clear & Transparent Pricing – Customers see both prices upfront, making it easy to understand.
✔ More Payment Flexibility – Cash or card, the choice is in their hands.
✔ No Across-the-Board Price Increases – Only card-paying customers cover processing fees, so you don’t have to raise prices for everyone.
✔ Seamless Implementation – Works with POS systems, standalone terminals, and eCommerce solutions.

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