Credit card processing in Moncton, NB
Moncton is a bilingual distribution and call-centre hub, and many of its customers switch between French and English at the counter.
Moncton business, from Main Street to Downtown Moncton
Main Street downtown holds restaurants and bars, and Magnetic Hill draws visitors. Distributors and trucking firms serve the Maritimes.
HST in New Brunswick is 15%, and Acadian culture shapes the local scene.
Business districts: Main Street · Downtown Moncton · Magnetic Hill · Dieppe · Riverview · Trinity Drive
Commercial corridors: Main Street · Mountain Road · Elmwood Drive · Trinity Drive · Champlain Street
What the law says about card fees in Moncton
For distributors in Moncton, a credit card surcharge is allowed under FCAC's guidance if it stays within 2.4% and your cost, the processor has written notice and the fee is disclosed before the sale; debit cannot carry one.
Full Canadian rules and sources · confirm current rules before acting
Which pricing suits Main Street restaurants?
Distributors should use pre-authorized debit. Restaurants need bilingual terminals. Tourist businesses need seasonal pricing.
POS for distributors, Magnetic Hill attractions and more
- Main Street restaurants
- Bilingual terminals and tip adjustment, set up around how Main Street restaurants in Moncton sell.
- Distributors
- Invoicing, set up around how distributors in Moncton sell.
- Magnetic Hill attractions
- Fast contactless, set up around how Magnetic Hill attractions in Moncton sell.
Send one statement. Every fee named, back, usually within 4 hours.
It is free, there is nothing to sign and nothing to cancel. We read your current merchant statement line by line, name every fee on it — including the ones buried in the fee schedule — work out your true effective rate, and send the written analysis back, usually within 4 hours. Do not want to wait? Call 1-888-705-7896 and we will read your statement with you on the call in about 5 minutes.
Moncton card processing FAQ
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For distributors in Moncton, a credit card surcharge is allowed under FCAC's guidance if it stays within 2.4% and your cost, the processor has written notice and the fee is disclosed before the sale; debit cannot carry one.
Pre-authorized debit.