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my all the payments r regular bu still my credit id bad
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An interchange fee is the percentage of the purchase that credit card companies charge merchants to accept their cards. The exact interchange percentage varies by the credit card issuer (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover) and the type of transaction (grocery, gas, on-line, in-store). The actual pricing of interchange fees is quite complex and varies according to each card issuer's historical performance experience with fraud and chargebacks for each type of transaction.
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