The Card Processing Fee Is Disclosed on Every Invoice
EEK made the bank transfer bank transfer instructions a named, visible line on every invoice. Customers see the exact fee before they pay. No hidden charges.
Every Cent, Explained
Card processing fees are a real cost of accepting online payments. Many businesses absorb them silently or add them to prices opaquely. EEK chose a different approach: the bank transfer processing fee is a separately named line on every invoice, with the exact amount calculated and displayed before the customer confirms payment.
Customers can see exactly what they are paying for the convenience of paying by bank transfer. If they have questions about the fee, it is right there on the invoice to reference. There is no surprised feeling when a bank statement shows a slightly different number — the fee is disclosed upfront.
Consistent with EEK's Pricing Philosophy
EEK publishes its full rate card publicly at rate card. The bank transfer instructions disclosure is part of the same commitment: no customer should ever be surprised by what they owe. Transparency is not a marketing position at EEK — it is a design requirement built into every invoice and payment flow.
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