Zero-Fee Payment Processing With Cash Discount Pricing: POS Program Updated
Nov 7, 2026
Better Payments Solutions has updated its zero-fee credit card processing program, adding point-of-sale support to help U.S. merchants implement a cash discount model, manage implementation requirements, and reduce payment-processing costs.
Oswego, United States, November 7, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Better Payments Solutions has updated its zero-fee credit card processing program to include point-of-sale (POS) support for U.S. merchants adopting a cash discount model. The program combines payment technology, implementation guidance, and customer-facing disclosures to help businesses manage processing costs while continuing to accept card payments.
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This update comes as payment-processing expenses continue to affect business profitability. An EBizCharge survey of 650 business decision-makers found that payment-processing costs average 3.65% of total revenue, with nearly one in three respondents reporting that these fees account for at least 5% of their revenue. For merchants handling frequent transactions, these costs can compound quickly, prompting many to explore alternative pricing models.
Better Payments Solutions offers a cash discount model in which customers pay a lower price when using cash, while the standard posted price applies to card transactions. The company provides payment technology for in-store, online, and hybrid operations. Clear disclosures and consistent pricing are part of the model, so customers understand their options before completing a transaction.
Implementation support includes POS configuration, payment-system coordination, customer-facing signage, and 24/7 live assistance. These services help merchants apply discounts accurately and keep displayed prices, checkout totals, and receipts consistent. Better Payments Solutions also notes that its cash discount model can be used across all 50 states when applicable card-network requirements are followed.
“Business owners need to understand how payment acceptance costs affect their margins and how pricing choices influence the customer experience,” a Better Payments Solutions spokesperson said. “Clear disclosures and accurate POS configuration are important parts of evaluating whether a cash discount program fits a business.”
Better Payments Solutions states that participating small businesses may save an average of $7,500 annually, with some reporting savings of up to $100,000 per year. Results vary by transaction volume, processing expenses, and individual business circumstances.
In addition to cash discounting, Better Payments Solutions provides merchant accounts and payment-processing services for businesses across different sales channels. The company offers guidance on program implementation and states that separate advance registration with Visa or Mastercard is not required when following applicable network requirements.
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