Unification of cards has decreased costs of trade
18/08/2010
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SAO PAULO, August 17, 2010 - The reduction of management fees and rent of machines and credit card debt is still residual for trade. The conclusion is the Federation of Commerce of Rio de Janeiro (RJ-Fecomércio), after assessing the results of a survey conducted between 1st and July 14th 2.196 with establishments of trade in goods, services and tourism.
According to the survey, the end of the exclusive use of the card reading machines for only one operator was not felt by traders who can now use just rent a machine to operate cards all flags. The average monthly cost to rent a machine debt fell from R$ 78,04 in 2009 to R$ 76,38 this year. The rate charged by managers about the value of sales fell from 2.84% last year to 2.77%.
In the case of credit cards, the entrepreneur has an average monthly cost of R$ 75,39 with the rental of each machine and pays an average rate of 4%. Last year, the rent was R$ 75,62 and the rate of 4.16%.
The survey found that smaller firms pay higher fees to operators of larger companies. Large firms pay on average 2.28% rate on the value of sales in the debit card, while small firms have a cost of 2.89% in the same transaction. In purchases by credit card, smaller businesses pay an average rate of 4.03% against 3.82% discounted for operation in large companies.
Regarding the rental of machinery, the scenery changes. For small businesses, the average rent for a debit card reader is R$ 74,50, while for large companies is R$ 94,85. Now leasing credit card machines for small and micro businesses, costs R$ 74,38. For large R$ 80,39. The information is the Agency Brazil.
(Writing Agency - IN)
Source: AFP - Jornal do Brazil
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