Point-Of-Sale Junk & Hidden Fee Protection For Small Businesses: Service Update
Apr 14, 2023
As the small business community faces ongoing economic challenges, financial technology firm KickFees updates its payment processing fee protection and point-of-sale solutions.
Fort Lauderdale, United States - April 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The recent improvements include greater integration of the company’s Fee Shield platform, which is designed to identify and refund undeclared payment processing fees imposed by banks. The solution now works directly with many popular software packages, such as accounting, inventory management, invoicing, payment gateways, retail, and restaurant/bar services.
More details can be found at: https://kickfees.com
The platform can also be used in conjunction with KickFees payment processing products, which include smart terminals, card readers, mobile applications, invoicing, payment links, and virtual terminals. Recognizing the substantial up-front costs of such systems, the firm offers these devices under affordable monthly payment plans.
A recent Forbes report highlights the economic difficulties being faced by small- and medium-sized businesses in 2023. Inflation, ongoing supply chain issues, and talent shortages are all expected to continue into the foreseeable future. With many businesses reluctant to raise their prices, improved efficiency is suggested as being one of the most important strategies.
The enhanced Fee Shield system is designed to address one significant overhead, namely, the fees associated with point-of-sale and payment processing systems. KickFees states that the solution now identifies a broad variety of unnecessary charges, including association fees, annual fees, non-swipe fees, dues and assessments, program fees, and more.
About KickFees
With over 30 years’ experience in the financial technology industry, the KickFees team aims to fill a gap in the payment processing segment, offering seamless protection against unwarranted fees. While the system now has advanced integration capabilities, developers continue to refine and improve the platform, with further updates expected in the coming months.
A company representative recently stated: “Fee Shield was developed to programmatically analyze payment processing statements and defend business owners from additional charges being passed by the banks and their network partners. One significant benefit is that it works directly with existing systems and hardware, and no additional training is required.”
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
Website: http://www.kickfees.com
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