Reconcile the agreement
Match actual billed fees to your rate schedule, volume tiers and payment-method agreements.
Put your Braintree, PayPal or Adyen agreement next to what you actually pay. Understand the fees, commitments and tradeoffs before your next renewal.
Partner-funded advice. Provider fees and terms still apply.
An enterprise payment review compares contracted pricing with billed costs by payment method, country and currency. It separates interchange and network fees from provider charges, then examines minimums, authorization fees, refunds and currency conversion. A low headline markup does not describe the whole agreement.
Adyen publishes a fixed processing fee plus a payment-method fee. Other products and negotiated agreements can change total costs.
Compare agreements on the same transaction mix, currencies and service scope.
Match actual billed fees to your rate schedule, volume tiers and payment-method agreements.
Compare domestic cards, international cards and wallets separately so averages do not hide differences.
Identify questions about minimums, commitments, currency conversion and services before renegotiating.
Use the review to turn a rate discussion into a complete cost comparison. These are questions to investigate, not findings about your account.
Get the enterprise processors checklist ↗| Review area | The question to ask |
|---|---|
| Braintree and PayPal | Are card processing and PayPal wallet terms quoted separately? |
| Adyen | How do processing fees, payment-method fees and other products add up? |
| Cross-border payments | Which charge comes from the network, provider or currency conversion? |
| Volume tiers | Which transactions count toward commitments and tier changes? |
Use your own volume and fees to explore a hypothetical reduction. A basis point is 0.01 percentage points. This is a scenario, not a quote or savings forecast.
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Annual impact = monthly volume × basis points ÷ 10,000 × 12. Assumes constant volume and a change to the effective rate. Excludes implementation and switching costs.
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Rebar is compensated through processing partners when eligible referred merchants transact. You are free to keep your current provider.
Clear answers about enterprise processors and how a Rebar review works.
Commercial terms are account-specific. Prepare your transaction profile and ask the provider which pricing options are available. Rebar does not promise a particular rate or concession.
Passing through interchange still leaves provider fees, network charges, product fees and contract terms to understand. A review checks the full cost against the agreement.
No. Changes in card mix, countries, refunds or transaction counts can raise the effective rate. Reconcile those factors before attributing the change to pricing.
Rebar can receive compensation from payment processing partners when eligible referred merchants transact. The payments advisory review has no upfront or ongoing Rebar fee. You are free to keep your current provider. Processing fees and provider terms still apply.