Common use of Paymentus Service Fee Clause in Contracts

Paymentus Service Fee. For each payment, Paymentus will charge a Paymentus Service Fee as per Schedule A (hereinafter called “Paymentus Service Fee”). For each payment, the Paymentus Service Fee collected will be used to pay the corresponding Credit Card transaction fees or transaction fees associated with Debit Cards or eChecks (hereinafter called “Transaction Fees”) except for the return items (eCheck returns or Credit/Debit Card chargebacks). A schedule of Paymentus Service Fee is attached hereto as Schedule A. The Paymentus Service Fee is based on the Average Xxxx Xxxxxx, current payment method mix (credit vs debit vs e- check) and on the assumption that the total number of payments and the total Payment Amount collected each month from the use of non-consumer cards shall be under 5% of the total per month (“Fee Assumptions”). Client shall be billed an additional Paymentus Service Fees based on the rate of 3.5% of the Payment Amount for any excess amount if the Fee Assumptions vary by more than 5%. Paymentus can amend this schedule upon prior written notice to the Client, if such change is required due to changes in the Visa and MasterCard regulations or changes in Credit Card fees or changes in the Average Bill Amount or changes in Fee Assumptions.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Services Agreement, Master Services Agreement

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Paymentus Service Fee. For each payment, Paymentus will charge a Paymentus Service Fee as per Schedule A (hereinafter called “Paymentus Service Fee”). For each payment, the Paymentus Service Fee collected will be used to pay the corresponding Credit Card transaction fees or transaction fees associated with Debit Cards or eChecks (hereinafter called “Transaction Fees”) except for the return items (eCheck returns or Credit/Debit Card chargebacks). A schedule of Paymentus Service Fee is attached hereto as Schedule A. The Paymentus Service Fee is based on the Average Xxxx Xxxxxx, current payment method mix (credit vs debit vs e- check) and on the assumption that the total number of payments and the total Payment Amount collected each month from the use of non-consumer cards shall be under 5% of the total per month (“Fee Assumptions”). Client shall be billed an additional Paymentus Service Fees based on the rate of 3.5% of the Payment Amount for any excess amount if the Fee Assumptions vary by more than 5%. Paymentus can amend this schedule upon thirty (30) days’ prior written notice to the Client, if such change is required due to changes in the Visa and MasterCard regulations or changes in Credit Card fees or changes in the Average Bill Amount or changes in Fee Assumptions.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Master Services Agreement

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Paymentus Service Fee. For each payment, Paymentus will charge a Paymentus Service Fee as per Schedule A (hereinafter called “Paymentus Service Fee”). For each payment, the Paymentus Service Fee collected will be used to pay the corresponding Credit Card transaction fees or transaction fees associated with Debit Cards or eChecks (hereinafter called “Transaction Fees”) except for the return items (eCheck returns or Credit/Debit Card chargebacks). A schedule of Paymentus Service Fee is attached hereto as Schedule A. The Paymentus Service Fee is based on the Average Xxxx XxxxxxAmount, current payment method mix (credit vs debit vs e- check) and on the assumption that the total number of payments and the total Payment Amount collected each month from the use of non-consumer cards shall be under 5% of the total per month (“Fee Assumptions”). Client shall be billed an additional Paymentus Service Fees based on the rate of 3.5% of the Payment Amount for any excess amount if the Fee Assumptions vary by more than 5%. Paymentus can amend this schedule upon prior written notice to the Client, if such change is required due to changes in the Visa and MasterCard regulations or changes in Credit Card fees or changes in the Average Bill Xxxx Amount or changes in Fee Assumptions.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Master Services Agreement

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