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Newark lawmakers consider ban on debit card surcharges

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Lawmakers in Newark are considering new legislation that would prohibit merchants from imposing surcharges on debit card transactions. This consideration comes amid general industry rules, which state that Visa and Mastercard network rules typically prohibit merchants from imposing surcharges on debit-card transactions, even when the card is used for purchases.

From nj1015.com

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The proposed local regulation could change commerce rules within New Jersey. Since Visa and Mastercard are global payment network leaders, local regulatory action might impact the revenue models and operational compliance of these financial services corporations.

From nj1015.com

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  • NewarkCity government considering regulations on payment fees
  • MastercardGlobal payment network leader potentially affected by local regulations
  • New JerseyState where Newark is located and where commerce rules apply

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  • MastercardSpeculative

    Mastercard might see changes in revenue models if local regulations limit merchant surcharges.

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