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Merchant One contract and early termination fee

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Merchant One contract and early termination fee
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Initial term36 monthsMerchant One (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · From the Program Guide Merchant One posts on its site (version MerchOne_NO_2411); it names Wells Fargo as the sponsor bank, while Merchant One's site now lists KeyBank, Citizens and Pathward, so your agreement may differ.
Automatic renewalDoesn't renew automaticallyMerchant One (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · No renewal term: after three years it continues until either side ends it in writing, and fees keep running until you do, even if you stop using the account.
Notice to avoid renewalNot needed: it doesn't renew automatically
Early termination fee (ETF)Quote onlyMerchant One (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · If you end the agreement in the first three years, or it ends because of your default, you pay the early termination fee written in your Service Fee Schedule, if any; your monthly minimum stops when it's paid. From the Program Guide Merchant One posts on its site (version MerchOne_NO_2411); it names Wells Fargo as the sponsor bank, while Merchant One's site now lists KeyBank, Citizens and Pathward, so your agreement may differ.
How the ETF is calculated
Set in your application or quote; not published.
Right to raise pricesMerchant One's processor may raise fees or add new ones at any time with 30 days' notice, and you may end the agreement without penalty before they take effect; card network changes are passed through as they happen (§26.4, §26.5, §31.3).Merchant One (opens in a new tab) · Contract or terms · From the Program Guide Merchant One posts on its site (version MerchOne_NO_2411); it names Wells Fargo as the sponsor bank, while Merchant One's site now lists KeyBank, Citizens and Pathward, so your agreement may differ.

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