Is your Worldpay deal still earning its place?

Considering a Worldpay alternative? Compare the complete cost of your existing account with a written quote, then include any cost of leaving. A recent statement helps, but you can start with a conversation about your current deal and what needs to improve.

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.

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.
• Ask Worldpay for the notice requirement, proposed closure date and a written breakdown of any cancellation charges for your account.
• Check equipment and other linked agreements separately. Closing processing does not necessarily end every payment obligation.
• Compare staying, seeking revised terms and moving using the same card activity. Any exit-cost contribution must be confirmed in writing and included with the new deal's costs.