A fee charged for each transaction processed by the merchant. This is in addition to the percentage discount fees.

An extra charge for various credit activities such as using an ATM or receiving a cash advance

A charge for a credit-related activity, such as receiving a cash advance or using an ATM.

A fee charged each time you draw on your credit line.

A fee charged when no-load mutual fund shares that are subject to a transaction fee are bought or sold. See also: No-Load No-Transaction Fee Funds

A fee charged for each transaction processed by the merchant.

A per transaction amount charged by the bank for processing each transaction. This amount is in addition to the discount rate. For example: a discount rate of 2.25% plus 15 cents per transaction.

Also known as gas cost, it is the amount of ether that the miners will charge for the execution of your transaction.

The amount a merchant pays per transaction for processing.

A charge for each credit card transaction, collected by the MAP (merchant account provider). Transaction fees usually fall between $0.20 and $1 (U.S.).

 The charge that is incurred for each individual credit card transaction.

A per item fee charged to the merchant by the acquirer for transaction activity such as sales, credit/returns, batch closures, third-party services, etc.

A fee charged each time the borrower draws on the credit line.

A charge an intermediary, such as a broker-dealer or a bank, assesses for assisting in the sale or purchase of a security.