Is your Worldpay deal still earning its place?

We review your Worldpay statement, rates, account fees, terminals and contract terms to work out what the arrangement is really costing your business—and whether it still fits the way you trade.

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Independent review. No obligation to switch. We never contact Worldpay without your permission.

Provider pricing and terms vary by business and can change. Published details are linked to official sources where available; the figures that matter are the ones on your own statement, quote and signed agreement.

What we check on a Worldpay arrangement

Worldpay pricing is tailored to each business, so two similar merchants can hold very different arrangements. The only reliable way to judge a Worldpay account is to work out the effective cost from a real statement rather than from a quoted percentage.

Worldpay prices each account individually, so the charges on your statement reflect the arrangement agreed for your business rather than a single published rate. We rebuild the effective cost from the statement so it can be compared like for like.

Merchant service chargesThe core charge applied to card turnover.
Transaction and authorisation feesPer-item charges that sit alongside the headline rate.
PCI-related chargesCompliance charges applied to the account.
Terminal costsCharges relating to countertop, portable or mobile card machines.
Chargeback feesCharges applied when a transaction is disputed.
Additional account chargesAny further recurring or one-off charges on the account.

Contract, terminals, payment channels and settlement considerations

Worldpay supports in-person, online and mobile payment acceptance.

Worldpay provides countertop, portable and mobile card-machine options.

Check the signed merchant agreement and the pricing schedule issued with it.
Check the equipment terms covering any card machines supplied.
Check the current Worldpay Merchant Services Agreement before changing or cancelling the service.

Businesses Worldpay may or may not suit

May suit

Businesses that need in-person, online and mobile card acceptance under one provider.
Businesses that want a choice of countertop, portable or mobile card machines.

May not suit

Businesses that have never had their tailored pricing reviewed since sign-up.
Businesses that want a single, simple agreement covering both terminal and merchant account.

Why businesses ask for a review

Statement charges are hard to interpret.
Tailored pricing has never been re-checked since the account opened.
A renewal or pricing change notification has been received.

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Frequently asked questions

Will reviewing my Worldpay statement contact Worldpay?

No. We never contact your current provider without your written permission. The review is private and entirely for your information.

Do I have to leave Worldpay after the review?

Not at all. Many reviews end with the business staying on a renegotiated rate, or with confirmation that the existing setup is reasonable. You are under no obligation to switch.

How long does a Worldpay statement review take?

We will confirm the expected review time after receiving your information.

What does the review actually check?

Transaction rates, terminal rental, PCI fees, authorisation fees, monthly minimums, settlement timings, contract length, exit fees and any additional charges specific to your account.

Get an independent view on your Worldpay setup

Send a recent Worldpay statement and we will calculate the effective cost of the arrangement and tell you plainly whether it is competitive. If it already is, we will say so.

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Official sources

Information from these sources last checked 3 August 2026.

Provider names and trademarks are used for identification. Card Payment Connect is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by this provider unless clearly stated.

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