Payment Processing Junk Fee Protection, Over-Billing Refund Solution Updated

Jan 12, 2023

Financial technology firm KickFees updates it Fee Defender platform, offering small and medium-sized businesses a greater level of protection against payment processing fees.

Fort Lauderdale, United States - January 12, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The enhanced system can now integrate seamlessly with existing payment processing gateways and businesses can opt to include it as part of a complete solution. The firm states that its Fee Defender product is suitable for use in a variety of sectors, including retail, QSR food and beverage, medical and beauty, maintenance technicians, and more.

More details can be found at: https://kickfees.com

The move comes as small and medium-sized businesses face ongoing economic challenges heading into 2023. KickFees states that its Fee Defender system is designed to identify and reimburse undeclared bank fees, improving overall profitability for its users.

A recent study from Goldman Sachs found that 91% of small businesses are being impacted by the current economic climate. Key challenges identified include high inflation, ongoing supply chain concerns, and workforce difficulties. Experts predict that many of these issues will remain prominent throughout 2023.

KickFees’ improved Fee Defender platform was developed to remove the financial burden of payment processing fees for small and medium-sized businesses. When deployed, the system analyzes daily payment transactions and monthly payment processing statements. If any over-billings or undeclared bank fees are identified, those amounts can then be refunded to the user via direct bank deposit.

In addition to Fee Defender, KickFees also offers cost-effective payment processing and point-of-sale solutions, including smart terminals, card readers, mobile applications, and virtual terminals. Systems are offered on affordable monthly payment plans, which the firm believes will remove the significant upfront costs often involved.

About KickFees

Fee Defender was developed to work alongside a wide range of payment processing platforms, including accounting suites, restaurant management software, invoicing software, inventory management systems, and retail management software. The firm is continuously working on new integrations, with further updates expected in the coming months.

A business representative recently stated: “Our mission is to defend businesses from unnecessary payment processing expenses without sacrificing quality hardware, software, or unique payment acceptance workflows. We are laser-focused on providing a high-quality experience built around honesty, product knowledge, and deeply rooted industry expertise.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting: https://kickfees.com

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Name: KickFees
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Organization: KickFees
Address: 1401 East Broward Boulevard Suite 306, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301, United States
Phone: +1-754-247-5003
Website: http://www.kickfees.com

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