How Credit Card Processing Works - Transaction Cycle & 2 Pricing Models

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This video explains how credit card payments are passed from the cardholder to the merchant bank account. Included in the video is the transaction cycle, and a detailed explanation of the two main pricing models.
If you've ever wondered:
How Does Credit Card Processing Work?
How To Process Credit Cards?
How Credit Card Processing Works?
How To Accept Credit Card Payments At Your Business
or Understanding the transaction flow,
then you'll want to watch this video.
It's part of a credit card processing basics video series so be sure to check back for more updates and additional videos in the series.
Additionally, you can check out www.bancardsales.com for more tips and tutorials on how merchant account processing works.
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*You are the man. It's sad that most of the people from outside the payment industry don't understand, even at a high-level, the ecosystem of payments. Everyone knows Visa and MasterCard, but no one knows what they do and how they make money. For the majority of the people, it's just a logo on their card. These companies, both networks and merchant acquirers/payment processors, are very profitable. These are essentially technology companies with very low overhead and highly scalable business. I briefly worked for Vantiv/Worldpay and had a time of my life learning about the industry. Thank you for this awesome educational video. You should charge your own interchange for doing this video. :)*

[@Bancardsales]

Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it. I'm sure you did learn a lot working for Vantiv and Worldpay. Charging my own interchange would be great, btw! As you said, I'd be a lot more profitable if I could! Haha. Are you still in the business or doing are you doing something different? - Brian

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Very cool. I'd welcome a conversation any time if you'd like to talk. Thanks again. - Brian

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The sequence of payment flows in a credit card transaction was actually quite hard to understand. Luckily I have found your video.

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What’s an example of a payment processor? Thanks in advance

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Good info. Quick question: do "processors" typically include the physical card reader used in POS transactions? Or is it common to mix card readers amongst processor service companies?

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It's a mix. Typically the terminal manufacturers build the hardware so that they can integrate with all the processors. Some processors do build their own software to be installed on the hardware. So both scenarios are present.

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What is the prossesor?Is it the prossesor in the card reader or is it another computer who is comunicating with the card reader?

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[@TheGrmany69]

Interesting enough but I still wonder, do Mastercard and Visa credit and debit card networks operate internationally? One sees these e-wallets that sent you cards, like Payoneer, but I have been wondered since my very first inquiries on this subjects if they process the transactions right through automatically disregarding if the merchant is in China or Bangkok. This is quite the obscure subject even in English, don't even bother in Spanish (believe me), and it's mainly because there is so much lingo to learn about.

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[@RonnieRukus]

I own a merchant services company and have been in the industry for a while, and I feel like this video is subtly (or intentionally) steering people towards tiered pricing. First, the example given is a Visa Rewards 1 card with an interchange rate of 1.65% and 10 cents per transaction. There's no company in the world that classifies that card as a qualified card. 99 times out of 100 qualified cards are only card-present debit cards - and oftentimes they're specifically regulated debit cards. Tiered pricing is advantageous to the merchant services provider because there's no transparency or accountability. They sell it to merchants based on its simplicity, but I've yet to ever find a merchant that was better off on tiered pricing and I've been doing this a LONG time.

[@Bancardsales]

Great point Jaron. Keep in mind that video was publish a while ago now, and tiered pricing was a lot more prominent back then compared to now. The demo rate in the video was just an illustration to demonstrate how the two rate programs behave. I'm not trying to sway anyone to one structure over the other in the video. No matter what interchange rate you argue for, it all comes down to effective rate that the merchant pays at the end of the month. With that, I hear your point and it's one I've heard many times in the comments section. Additionally, there are a LOT of merchants are more than happy with flate rate pricing (a variation of tiered pricing) ah la Square or Stripe nowadays so it goes without saying that despite flat rate pricing being more $$%, price and cost are not the end all be all. Service, software/hardware, ease of use, etc... are all legit and viable considerations in using one processor over the other :) Thanks for watching and if you have any other questions or ever want to chat, hit me up at www.brianmanning.co/call

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Thanks for this very good video! I`ve got just one question left, so according to your video it is okay to give out the credit card details (card number and security code) over the phone in order to make a payment?

[@Bancardsales]

+Horst Seehofer -> It's okay to process credit cards over the phone. It's NOT okay to store the credit card in a paper file, or on company computers/servers. Glad you enjoyed the video!

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[@Itsmal20]

Great presentation! How does or what software is used by Credit Card Processing companies to determine the qualifications of the transaction? I.e, How would the software identify when a Business card or reward card is used to properly category the transaction into the "Non-Qualified" category? I know the Bank Identification Number (BIN) is crucial in the process.

[@Bancardsales]

Thanks for watching! Interchange is the governing set of rules/rates in the merchant account industry. Interchange is a rate table that all merchant account processors have to adhere to. When a card is accepted at the point of sale device, the bank that issued that card is "called" and thus matched with an interchange category that holds a specific rate. With tier based pricing, each processing company sets their own qualified, mid-qualified and non-qualified rates so the "qualification" (i.e. the rate charged) can vary from processor to processor.

[@DarylSkinner]

How dose it work when you pay credit card company back does the money go back into one big bank account

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Excellent stuff,Based on the same principle ,How can one price on e-commerce merchants?

[@Bancardsales]

The pricing principles apply to retail and ecommerce merchant accounts. If you would like to schedule an appointment with me to talk about your situation, please head over to www.bancardsales.com/contact-us

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[@Bancardsales]

Thanks for watching. Coincidentally a chargeback video series is in the works right now. I'll probably have three to four videos that will be launching in the upcoming weeks that will be all about the chargeback process and how to avoid them. Stay tuned :-)

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[@hardlyconfused3541]

Good explanation, however, does not cover American Express which is different from Visa/Master. How about China Union Pay?

[@Bancardsales]

What would you like to know about Amex?

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I heard Amex processing is different from visa/master.

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What would you like to know about AMEX? There are similarities and differences but the differences are subtle. lmk.

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The major difference, for the most part, is American Express issues its own cards as well. You can go to its website and apply for a credit card. You can't do that in case of Visa and MasterCard, except certain travel cards. Credit cards and debit cards with Visa or MasterCard logo are issued by your traditional banks, such as Bank of America, they also issue American Express credit cards.

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I've worked in this industry forever and I never once seen a 3 tier statement that could not be easily beaten by interchange pass through, even assuming that the processor is not lying about where the card falls in the tier system. Interchange pass through would still dominate all 3 tier rates, Why?, The most popular card have the lowest rates, in tier 1 that would be 0.95-1.03% cost so if you have 1.75% tier1 your being robbed. It's that simple.

[@Bancardsales]

+Jason Richter -> Jason, I appreciate your feedback. Whether it's interchange plus, tier based, blended rate or fixed rate pricing, it ALL comes down to the effective rate that the merchant pays and that's really the important part of the pricing discussion in this video. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

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Nope. Sounds like your a company that sells 3-tier you all say that same thing, you know it's a lie. Your not fooling anyone except merchants who don't know better.

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where is the 1.79% coming from ?

[@Bancardsales]

Are you referring to the sample transaction @5:28? If so, it's just a sample qualified rate that was chosen for the purpose of illustrating the difference between tier based pricing and interchange plus.

[@Bancardsales]

+Binsa Bose >>> the 1.79 is just a sample rate used for comparison. It could easily be 1.85 or 1.9. It was just used to demonstrate the differences between tear and interchange Plus pricing programs. Thanks for watching :-)

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Visa and MC are card networks. There is a separate class of companies referred to as processors that are not mentioned individually by name in this video.

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