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Benco Dental
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ARUP Laboratories
Grifols
Mountain America
C.R. England
Akorn
Industry Pain Points

The Hidden Pain Points in Aggregates Payment Processing

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From conversations with finance leaders across the construction supply industry, the same frustrations consistently surface. These are the core operational and financial challenges that, if left unmanaged, lead directly to excessive processing costs.

High Fees on Large B2B Orders

A significant portion of payments come from corporate, purchasing, and fleet cards. These cards carry higher interchange rates by default, and most processors do not proactively optimize them, leaving you to overpay on your most valuable transactions.

Customer Pressure vs. Margin Drain

Smaller contractors and independent operators increasingly expect the convenience of paying by card. Saying "no" can mean losing business, but saying "yes" without an optimized system means you absorb the full cost, directly eroding your margins.

ERP System Gaps

Your core operational software—whether it's Command Alkon, Viewpoint Vista, or QuickBooks Enterprise—is the hub of your business, but it often doesn't integrate seamlessly with your merchant services. This data gap is a primary cause of costly interchange downgrades.

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Red Flag Assessment

How to Know If You're Overpaying on Merchant Services

You are likely overpaying on credit card processing fees if you recognize any of these red flags in your operations or on your merchant statements:

Manual Payment Entry

A large percentage of your credit card payments are keyed in manually over the phone. (You don't necessarily have to change this, but you can optimize for it in many cases).

High B2B Card Volume

A significant share of your transaction volume comes from corporate, fleet, or purchasing cards.

Vague Fee Categories

Your merchant statements include vague and expensive categories like "Non-Qualified," "Standard," or "EIRF."

High Effective Rate

Your effective rate (calculated as total monthly fees ÷ total monthly volume) is consistently above 2.2%.

If Any of These Apply to You...

You're likely overpaying by thousands of dollars annually. The good news? These issues are completely fixable with the right optimization strategy.

Featured Article

Industry-Specific Solutions for Aggregates Suppliers

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Sep 10, 2025
7 min read

How Aggregates, Concrete, and Gravel Suppliers Can Reduce Credit Card Processing Fees

For aggregates, concrete, and gravel suppliers, high credit card fees on large B2B orders erode thin margins. Learn how to reduce processing costs by 20-40% with Level 2/3 interchange optimization and strategic AR improvements, without switching processors.

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National Strategy

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