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Debit Card Customers
Curious why checking account funds are being “held” when you use your debit card at the gas pump? Learn the facts at The Federal Trade Commission and The Georgia Governor’s Office of Consumer Affairs.
Also, please read what the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) has to say on the subject. 

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To date, well over 5million convenience store customers like you have signed petitions asking Congress to act on the unfair credit/debit card “swipe fees” that are hidden in every purchase you make. Thank you for your support!

Click Here to download a copy of the Petition Update

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What is a Payment Card?
What is ACH?
Are there any bank charges for ACH transactions?
Are there any fees to enroll or to use this payment method?
How is my loyalty membership card used for payment?
Why use my payment card rather than a debit card?
Why are you able to reduce the price per gallon at the pump?
Is my information secure?
 
   

What is a Payment Card?
A payment card is a loyalty card
, or membership card that has been authorized to conduct an ACH transaction. It is a form of an electronic check with a secured User ID for verification and security purposes.

What is ACH?
The Automated Clearing House (ACH) Network is a highly reliable and efficient nationwide, batch-oriented, electronic funds transfer system governed by the NACHA Operating Rules that provide for the inter-bank clearing of electronic payments for participating depository financial institutions. The Federal Reserve and Electronic Payments Network act as ACH Operators, central clearing facilities through which financial institutions transmit or receive ACH entries.

 

Examples of ACH Payments include:
  • Direct deposit of payroll, tax refunds, Social Security and other government benefits
  • Direct payment of consumer bills such as mortgages, loans, utility bills, and insurance premiums
  • Business-to-business payments
  • E-checks
  • E-commerce payments and federal, state, and local tax payment
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Are there any bank charges for ACH transactions?
Banks do not charge for ACH transaction. This is the same method that is currently used for paying mortgage payments, car payments, and any authorized debits from your bank account. It is possible that some banks may charge a monthly fee for such (ACH) services, so please check with your bank for details.

Charges will apply from your bank and from National Payment Card if your transaction is returned as NSF (Non-Sufficient Funds). The fee for NSF varies from $20 to $35 and depends on the statutory laws that your state has for checks with no funds. You may wish to contact your bank for their fee structure.

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Are there any fees to enroll or to use this payment method?

No. There is no enrollment fee and we do not charge fees for use of your card. However, your bank may charge fees relating to the withdrawal of money from your checking account. Check with your bank for details.The only time you will incur any fees with the program, from National Payment Card LLC, is in the event of an NSF transaction.

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How is my loyalty membership card used for payment?

National Payment Card LLC has patent-pending technology that enables you to link your checking account and your Personal Identification Number (PIN) with your payment card (loyalty card) so that you may pay for goods and services at participating merchants’ businesses.

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Why use a payment card rather than a debit card?

Debit cards and credit cards are forms of payment that carry large merchant fees from the banking and credit card industry. These charges are transparent to the consumer. However, these charges limit the ability of the merchant to pass rewards directly to you.

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Why are you able to reduce the price per gallon at the pump?

When you choose to use this form of payment, the merchant is able to pass the savings to you. Retailers operate on low margins and a high cost of their operation is the credit card processing fees. When you use a credit card at the station, the merchant pays about 2% of the amount you spend to the credit card company. That is expensive for the retailer. Since most gas stations are not equipped with the technology to accept a check and consumers seldom carry checks when they go to the station, payment by check is not practical. However, in essence, the ACH payment card is a check that you authorize which electronically debits your bank account.

The retailer passes the savings to you as a rollback on the price per gallon for using a lower cost payment method. The retailers would rather reward you directly than pay the higher cost to the credit card companies. It is a WIN/WIN for both you and the retailer at whose business the transaction and the exchange of goods take place.

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Is my information secure?

The security of your data is very important to our business. We do not resell or disclose any information to a third party. The data you have provided is required to enable us to verify and link your information to your card to be able to perform an ACH debit transaction.

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