That "something" is most likely just "replacing cash and cards", but will be interesting to see how it plays out. It's a bold move regardless.
EDIT: I meant debit card transaction fees, not credit card fees.
That "something" is most likely just "replacing cash and cards", but will be interesting to see how it plays out. It's a bold move regardless.
EDIT: I meant debit card transaction fees, not credit card fees.
This used to be the case, but in recent discussions with retail owners I've been told that the fees are now comparable.
Perhaps this is just an attempt to backdoor people into becoming users of Square Wallet. Give away person-to-person transactions for free, get a massive user base for business-to-consumer transactions and charge the businesses for the use of your network.
Otherwise I could deposit $10,000 from my credit card into my on-line gambling wallet, then withdraw it, repeat...
But yes, you also will not earn points on balance transfer transactions. But they typically are processed via ach.