Make the bill readable
Group percentage, per-transaction and recurring charges so the total makes sense.
Find out what you pay, what deserves a closer look and what to ask your provider. Get a free payments review with no obligation to switch.
Partner-funded advice. Provider fees and terms still apply.
A merchant statement audit explains your processing costs and checks them against your agreement. It separates interchange, network charges and provider fees where the reporting allows. Rebar’s free review identifies questions, potential options and the evidence needed before making a recommendation.
A statement alone cannot establish every issue. A useful review may also need the agreement and transaction reports.
The goal is an evidence-based next step, whether you keep your provider or consider another.
Group percentage, per-transaction and recurring charges so the total makes sense.
Compare the billed pricing with the schedule and investigate differences that need an explanation.
Prepare provider questions, evaluate available options or confirm that the current setup fits.
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 statement audit checklist ↗| Review area | The question to ask |
|---|---|
| Effective processing rate | What were total processing fees divided by the same period’s card volume? |
| Provider charges | Which charges are recurring, percentage-based or per event? |
| Network and interchange | Which costs are passed through and which are bundled? |
| Contract terms | What minimums, renewal terms or exit costs need review? |
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.
Example inputs are prefilled. Replace them with your figures.
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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Find out what is worth reviewing ↗Get a focused review or a checklist to guide your own provider conversation.
Request a review of your current costs, the questions worth asking and the options worth testing.
Request my free review ↗Get six checks tailored to statement audit, including the documents to gather and the questions to raise.
Get my review checklist ↗Your website, provider and approximate volume are enough to begin.
We identify the information needed and arrange document collection separately.
Keep your setup, ask better questions or evaluate a suitable alternative.
Tell us where to start. Chris will review your request and follow up on the most useful next step.
Rebar Payments advisory
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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 statement audit and how a Rebar review works.
Yes. Rebar charges no upfront or ongoing payments advisory fee. Rebar can receive compensation from processing partners when eligible referred merchants transact. Provider fees and terms still apply.
No. A review can help you understand your current setup and prepare questions for your existing provider. Switching is optional and depends on the evidence and available terms.
Start with your contact details, website and approximate monthly volume. Do not submit account numbers, card data, customer information or statements through this public form. We can arrange document collection separately.
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.