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What is interchange income?

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Network Interchange Fees - PIN-based ATM/POS fees paid by card

issuers to ATM owners and merchant acquirers to card issuers.

Signature-Based Debit Interchange Income - Merchant fees paid to card issuers

based on a percentage of the sale price

Network Interchange Fees - PIN-based ATM/POS fees paid by card

issuers to ATM owners and merchant acquirers to card issuers.

Signature-Based Debit Interchange Income - Merchant fees paid to card issuers

based on a percentage of the sale price

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