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A closer look at processing costs
Your processing statement tells part of the story. NACCA looks at your fees, payment mix, and business requirements together—so you can decide what deserves a closer look.
Start with a conversation. Statements are shared separately—not through the contact form.
A review does not promise savings or mean you need to change providers.
A useful comparison considers your full arrangement. Some details come from your statement; others come from your agreements and the way your business works.
On the statement
How customers pay, typical transaction sizes, and the role of consumer, business, and government cards.
On the statement
How interchange, network costs, and provider charges are presented in your current arrangement.
On the statement
Monthly, annual, equipment, gateway, and other applicable charges—not only the transaction rate.
From you, not the statement
The software, reporting, devices, and support your business needs alongside payment processing.
You do not need all the answers before getting in touch.
Contact form
Request a statement review and describe your main question—costs, software, reporting, or a payment challenge.
Start the conversationKeep sensitive information out of the contact form. Do not include card numbers, bank details, patient information, credentials, or statement attachments.
Separate secure upload, optional
If you share a statement, use the separate secure-upload workflow. Its page explains availability, contact verification, file checks, and any test-only restrictions.
View the upload processWith the NACCA Payments Team
Review your payment requirements with NACCA and decide whether a closer investigation or a change to your setup makes sense.
If your current setup meets your needs, changing providers may not be necessary.
“I gave these guys a shot, and they saved me nearly 40% at my Nissan store, and 20% at my Jeep store. This is nearly $50,000 per year. I would strongly suggest that you give them a try, just as I did”.
This describes one customer’s experience. Savings depend on each business’s processing arrangement and payment mix.
Talk with the NACCA Payments Team about your current costs and what your business needs from its payment setup.
Request a statement review