Compliance

0% Credit Card Processing Fee is available in 48 states, only CT, MA and PR prohibit surcharging programs. Additional customer disclosures are required in ME and NY, but are permitted as long as the additional regulations and disclosures are followed. At Feebox, we’ll take care of all the confusion to make sure that you are adhering to the rules and guidelines of a Cash Discount program. You can feel safe in the knowledge, that Cash Discount programs are legal and permitted as stated in your Merchant Agreement

Compliant States
Additional disclosures required
Non-Compliant States
* Cash Discount is legal in all states
* Surcharge is legal in 48 states only
* Connecticut (CT) and Massachusetts (MA) strictly prohibit Surcharge Programs
* New York (NY) and Maine (ME) require additional disclosures

See more details about specific states:

Check out additional information if your state allows Surcharging and Cash Discount and if your state requires additional information disclosures.

California

Yes, California businesses can use Feebox.

Colorado

Yes, Colorado businesses can use Feebox, so long as they comply with state surcharging requirements. Contact us to learn more about how we can assist.

Connecticut

No, Connecticut businesses cannot currently use Feebox. New states continue to open to us, so check back soon.

Florida

Yes, Florida businesses can use Feebox.

Kansas

Following a February 2021 decision in Feebox, V. Derek Schmidt, merchants can now use Feebox in Kansas.
Yes, Kansas businesses can use Feebox.

Maine

Yes, Maine businesses can use Feebox, so long as they disclose the Credit Card Price in dollars and cents whenever they post or quote their prices.
See how to make the additional disclosure.

In some markets, merchants may be required to disclose the “credit card price” alongside the “cash price” with equal prominence wherever prices are posted or quoted. Below are examples of how this would apple when you tag prices on the shelf, send an invoice, or quote your pricing verbally.

Massachusetts

No, Massachusetts businesses cannot currently use Feebox. New states continue to open to us, so check back soon.

Minnesota

Feebox is available. Minnesota requires that the customer be informed of the credit card fee with signage at the store entrance (if applicable) and orally at the time of sale.
Yes, Minnesota businesses can use Feebox.

New York

Yes, New York businesses can use Feebox, so long as they disclose the Credit Card Price in dollars and cents whenever they post or quote their prices.
See how to make the additional disclosure.

In some markets, merchants may be required to disclose the “credit card price” alongside the “cash price” with equal prominence wherever prices are posted or quoted. Below are examples of how this would apple when you tag prices on the shelf, send an invoice, or quote your pricing verbally.

Oklahoma

Following a December 2019 opinion letter from the Oklahoma Attorney General, merchants can now use Feebox in Oklahoma.
Yes, Oklahoma businesses can use Feebox.

Texas

Following the August 2018 decision in Rowell v. Paxton, merchants can now use Feebox in Texas.
Yes, Texas businesses can use Feebox.