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What are Square's Fees?

What are Square's Fees?:

http://squareup.com/help/us/en/article/5068

Square's Fees by Payment Type

The table below offers an example breakdown of Square's simple pricing and fee structure:
Payment TypePrice
Swiped magstripe cards2.75%
Chip cards2.75%
Contactless (NFC) payments2.75%
Paid Square Invoices2.75%
Prepaid gift cards2.75% 
Keyed-in cards3.5% + 15 cents
Online Store sales 2.9% + 30 cents
E-Commerce Integrations2.9% + 30 cents

View Your Fees 

View your current rates at any time from your online Square Dashboard. To view the fees taken out of each deposit:
  1. Log in to Deposits in your online Square Dashboard.
  2. Select a date range from the date selector tool in the upper-left corner.
  3. Select a deposit from the list for an overview of the total fees paid.
  4. To view fees associated with each transaction in your selected deposit date range, click Exportdirectly under the date range button.




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