Understanding the Processing Fee on Your Invoice
Why is There a Processing Fee?
The processing fee is 3.5% of the total invoice amount and is applied when you use a credit or debit card for payment. This fee helps cover the costs associated with processing the transaction, including payment processing and security measures.
Why is the $3.50 Charge Showing for Each Line Item?
The $3.50 charge you see on the invoice may appear to be a fee for a single line item, but this is not the actual processing fee.
The 3.5% processing fee is calculated based on the total invoice amount, not on individual SKUs or line items. The invoice may display a $3.50 charge as an example, but the real fee is applied to the overall total of your order.
If you have further questions about how the processing fee is applied or need more details, feel free to reach out to us!
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