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jim-limepainting
Level 1

Why am I paying 1% unlimited for ACH transactions when it used to be 10 dollars capped? When and why did this policy change?

 
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FateCandylaneT
QuickBooks Team

Why am I paying 1% unlimited for ACH transactions when it used to be 10 dollars capped? When and why did this policy change?

It's great to have you join the Community forum, Jim. I've got detailed input about ACH processing fees in your account.

 

In QuickBooks Online Payments pricing, new QBO customers who add Payments on or after September 5, 2023, will have the no-cap ACH plan. If you're paying 1% unlimited for all banking movements you've made, your account has the new ACH fee structure.

 

As Intuit regularly reviews its prices within the markets, price increases enable us to continuously reinvest in our products and services that will help our customers run their business. Thus, these updates were sent to all merchant users last August 2, 2023, with detailed information about the pricing changes.

 

For more information on the current payment rates, visit this website: Standard Payment Fees & Rates | QuickBooks Payments.

 

To ensure that you receive accurate and up-to-date information regarding the fees associated with QuickBooks Payments accounts, I highly recommend visiting the official QuickBooks website.

 

Moreover, you'll want to review these resources to help process ACH payments and understand when QuickBooks deposits them into your bank account:

 

 

I'm always around in this forum for any additional queries when managing processing fees and payments in your account. Keep safe, and have a good one!

Deity Alpha
Level 7

Why am I paying 1% unlimited for ACH transactions when it used to be 10 dollars capped? When and why did this policy change?

@jim-limepainting 

If you are running B2B, you can use a free 3rd party service to sync with QBO and accept ACH payments for free.

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