Sentences with phrase «charge a fee per»

Many charge fees per transaction ranging from 20 to 50 cents, plus a percentage of the total purchase amount.

Many Bitcoin retailers use software by companies such as Bitpay, which uses a software as a service model rather than charging a fee per transaction.

e * Trade and TradeKing charge a fee per trade of $ 4.95, a bargain compared to T. Rowe Price's fee per trade of $ 19.95.

I've never paid much attention to file size, but she pointed out that, if you are participating in Amazon's 70 % royalty option, they charge a fee per MB every time your book is downloaded — right now in the US it's $ 0.15 per MB.

With that option, Amazon charges a fee per MB every time your book is downloaded.

Interactive Brokers will charge a fee per share or option only and will even refund parts of the liquidity rebates exchanges provide, as close as possible to having a seat on an exchange.

$ 0.10 service charge fee per deposited item into your eSave Savings account if total deposited items exceed 25 per month.

Advisors who charge a fee per transaction may be tempted to move your money more often than do those who charge for advice.

Fees: Most payday loan sites charge a fee per $ 100 borrowed.

Each online payday loan lender charges a fee per transaction, as well as annual interest.

Those producers will be charged a fee per truckload of material but Kessler declined to say what the fee would be.

In comparison, countries under the Madrid system generally charge a fee per class.

If other brokerages make money by charging you a fee per trade, you're probably wondering how Robinhood makes money.

The Ethereum protocol charges a fee per computational step that is executed in a contract or transaction to prevent deliberate attacks and abuse on the Ethereum network.

This is quite unlike Bitcoin exchanges in any other market, which all charge a fee per trade (for example Bitfinex charges up to 0.2 %).

Not exact matches

If you include international callers on your video chat, things get more complex — and you'll typically pay fees such as a per minute charge.

All bulk sales must go through the federation, which charges a fee of about 26 cents per kilogram.

It does have a loyal enterprise customer base, and it could charge a monthly fee per user, an option Chen raised in the call.

Websites charge clients on a cost - per - thousand or CPM basis; a site may charge a flat fee in return for a special sponsorship of a section or on a certain date of interest.

We make most of our money on subscriptions, which cost $ 200 to $ 300 per device per month, and we charge an initial fee.

«(With an alternative lender), the interest rates are higher, the qualifying rate is higher than if you were going with a traditional bank and they are going to charge one per cent of the mortgage amount (as a lender's fee) for closing, so that means your closing costs increase.»

High - risk processors charge a five to six percent fee per transaction, nearly double what PayPal charges.

It is also not charging these issuers per - token fees, which could create a huge incentive for the issuers to adopt the platform.

It's unclear as of now if MDES will charge private - label issuers per - token fees.

For example, if a company uses Amazon's Snowball hardware device to physically ship data out of AWS Glacier, that customer is also charged a per - gigabyte export fee even though the data is not shipped over the network.

Typically, businesses are charged a 5 % to 15 % fee per transaction and have to wait three to five days for it to clear.

Betterment, its biggest competitor, offers a management fee as low as 0.15 per cent, so both are below the roughly two per cent most traditional financial advisors charge.

If your intended trip is set to start in less than 72 hours, you'll be charged a rush fee of $ 25 per day of your trip.

Two sexier, consumer - focused Bitcoin startups Draper likes to showcase are BitPagos, a payment processer for hotels in Argentina that lets them keep money in Bitcoins instead of exposing it to the country's crippling inflation rate, and BitWall, which lets digital publishers charge per - article micropayments to readers and avoid costly credit card transaction fees.

The card charges a $ 95 annual fee and earns you two points per dollar spent on travel and one - and - a-half points on all other purchases.

Square charges merchants just 2.75 percent per swipe or, for merchants who swipe less than $ 250,000 a year, a flat fee of $ 275 per month.

This fee combines a 3 percent monthly interest rate and a flat service charge per bill.

Other providers also offer virtual appointments but typically require employers to pay a monthly fee ($ 1 to $ 2 per worker), along with charges for each consultation.

But they will have to pay $ 100 to $ 200 more per year in fees and charges to SDG&E.

Bitcoin Payment processor BitPay charges no per transaction fees, but its customers pay monthly fees for its services, ranging from $ 30 to $ 300.

SevenRooms charges its customers a $ 500 a month per location fee, and it said that in most cases restaurants received 200 - 300 percent return - on - investment.

Most exchanges charge a transaction fee of about one per cent.

Reservations that you make and keep using the app have a $ 5 per - dining experience fee that is charged at the end of the meal.

White points out that Coinbase charges a 1 percent flat per - transaction fee to convert Bitcoin payments to your local currency, after your first $ 1,000,000 USD in merchant processing.

Business users love it because it charges a low 2.75 % per swipe fee.

Each one had paid from $ 250 to $ 700 as an up - front connection charge and was paying a $ 250 monthly fee for one line — in addition to the per - call charges, which averaged $ 2,000 a customer a month.

The two proposed class action lawsuits said Uber charged passengers a «Safe Rides Fee» of as much as $ 2.30 per trip to support its «industry leading background check process.»

Companies would be required to contribute either 25 % of the fee charged to consumers or $ 6 per hour to an independent benefits administrator.

In addition, the company resolved a previously disclosed lawsuit with the State of Minnesota and recorded a pre-tax charge of $ 897 million, inclusive of legal fees and other related obligations, resulting in a reduction to first quarter earnings of $ 1.16 per share.

The company made money by charging the user a flat $ 2.99 delivery fee and taking a 20 to 25 % cut per order from the restaurant.

Vanguard, which launched a small - plan division five years ago, charges employer sponsors an annual service fee of $ 3,475 for the first 15 participants, and then adds an annual fee of $ 75 per participant for the next 35 employees.

That would require the center to increase the number of staff per student but also would permit charging higher fees than the current weekly rate of $ 115 per full - day child and $ 78 for after - schoolers.

«Most firms make a profit in two ways: by charging a service fee of $ 10 to $ 30 or $ 40 per transaction, and by pocketing the difference between the low price at which they buy currency and the higher price at which they sell it to customers.»

Meanwhile, America's Best 401k, the provider that Chesner chose, charges an annual administrative fee of $ 1,600 plus $ 24 per participant, while employees pay an asset - based fee of up to 0.7 percent.

Cellit Mobile Marketing, in Chicago, and Movo, in Florida, sell short codes for $ 500 to $ 1,000 per month, plus a one - time setup fee of a few thousand dollars and a charge of 4 cents to 7 cents for each text message.