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Dual Pricing

Put the choice right in front of the customer.

Dual Pricing displays separate cash and card prices so customers can see the difference and choose how they want to pay.
Product / Service
Cash Price
Card Price

Both Prices Shown

Customer Chooses

How Dual Pricing works

Two prices, one clear choice.

Product / Service
Cash Price | Card Price
Customer Chooses
POS Applies Selected Price
No specific percentage shown — illustrative flow only.

Clarity at checkout

Different payment economics. Clear pricing.

Upfront Choice

Customers see both prices before deciding how to pay.

Reduced Card Acceptance Expense

The card price reflects the cost of accepting cards.

POS Automation

Configured systems can apply the right price automatically.

Consistent Checkout Experience

A predictable, transparent flow for every transaction.

Where this fits

Where Dual Pricing fits.

Retail

Restaurants

Automotive

Professional Services

Service Businesses

Other Eligible In-Person Environments

Related, not identical

Dual Pricing vs. Cash Discount.

Both aim to reflect the cost of card acceptance in pricing, but the structure and presentation can differ. Legal terminology for each is not always interchangeable.

Related solutions

More capabilities that connect to working capital.

The bigger picture

Grow is what payments make possible.

Beyond’s broader payments ecosystem connects acceptance, protection, and operations around the same growth capabilities.

Accept

Protect

●

Grow

Operate

- FAQ

Dual Pricing questions.

A program that displays separate cash and card prices so customers can see the payment economics before choosing how to pay.

Both reflect card acceptance costs in pricing, but the presentation and structure differ — see our program comparison.

Display requirements vary by jurisdiction and program. [Placeholder — TODO: VERIFY current display requirements.]

Debit treatment depends on program rules. [Placeholder — TODO: VERIFY current debit treatment.]

Most implementations require specific POS or gateway configuration. [Placeholder — TODO: VERIFY WITH BEYOND.]

Yes, in many cases — restaurant environments are a common use case, subject to configuration.

Refund handling depends on your POS configuration and program setup. [Placeholder — TODO: VERIFY WITH BEYOND.]

Rules vary by jurisdiction and card network and can change over time. [Placeholder — TODO: VERIFY current compliance requirements.]

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