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You decide who pays the fee

Collect credit card and PayNow payments with the flexibility to decide who pays the transaction fee. It's simple. No gateway or setup fees required.

Simple and flexible pricing

 

✔️ No platform or setup fees   ✔️ Get started completely free

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 Domestic cards

2.6% 1%
fee per transaction*

 International cards

3.3% 1%
fee per transaction*

The 1% credit card offer is only valid for new collectors, on the first S$5,000 collected, and expires 45 days after account verification. Thereafter, standard processing fees apply, including a minimum fee of S$3.40 for any payment below S$130. See full T&Cs here.

 

Start collecting with CardUp

Enjoy 1% fees on the first S$5,000 you collect by credit card and receive payout in the next business day at an additional fee of 0.3%. Provide your details below.

  • No platform or setup fee
  • No technical integration
  • No strings attached

Who pays the fee?

You may decide if you or your customers will pay.

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Your business pays the fee

Your business pays for credit card acceptance and reconciliation. Your customers enjoy a free and rewarding payment option.

or
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Your customer pays the fee

Your customers pay for the convenience and benefits of paying with their credit cards. Your business collect payments for free.

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Low fee for everyone

From fees as low as $0.50 per transaction, your business gets to enjoy automatic reconciliation for all payments in one place, and your customers get to enjoy the convenience.

 

Note: If you're using CardUp for Xero, you may split the fee percentage however you like.

Start collecting payments with CardUp today.

Frequently Asked Questions

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