For eg. Keep default for libertyreserve, however if the customer buys from moneybookers, they need to pay additional 5%, additional 4% via bitcoins and so on..
This will allow us to charge differently based on fees charged to merchants by payment gateways.
Thank you
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http://modulesgarden.com/products/whmcs/payment_gateway_charges/features
It's not WHMCS's job to remove the payment gateway charge that third parties charge you for using its services - if a company attempted to charge me the 3.4% + 20p (UK PayPal) that they should be paying - I'd look somewhere else, just a thought for you.
Yesterday we released module: ModulesGarden Payment Gateway Charges For WHMCS which should suit your needs. Module allows you to charge additional fees and set up discounts for usage of chosen payment gateway. You can also decide which of clients, products, addons, domains and other require an additional fee and which one do not.
You can find much more information on our website: http://www.modulesgarden.com/products/whmcs/payment_gateway_charges/features
module in app store
http://www.whmcs.com/appstore/1458/Add-Fees-based-on-payment-gateway.html
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Agreed with all of above, this feature is well overdue! Can anyone advise if this will ever happen?
Agreed with all of above, this feature is well overdue! Can anyone advise if this will ever happen?
Another +1 for this.
I dont see why you would want to offer a discount for using, check, banktransfer, standing order or the like. Those payment options might cost you less but there is an added cost in manual processing time to complete these checks.
thanks
ian
http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?15311-Credit-Card-Surcharge & http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?2173-Credit-card-surcharge
You can see that people in a lot of countries would appreciate this option and definetly here in Australia, by law, we are able to charge a fee to re-coop the cost of providing different payment options, (see Nitro's good description post #1 of our requirements & "the Wolf's" comments in post #25 of the first link)