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Similar to Durbin + Debit: The Devil\'s in the Details (20)
1. DURBIN
&
DEBIT
–
THE
DEVIL’S
IN
THE
DETAILS
What
to
Ask,
What
to
Know,
What
to
Consider
by
Tom
Pouliot
A
new
era
of
debit
card
economics
began
on
October
1,
2011,
as
Durbin
Amendment-‐
induced
debit
card
fee
limits
became
law
under
the
Electronic
Funds
Transfer
Act
following
the
Fed’s
Reg
II
ruling.
Designed
to
reduce
fee
burden
on
merchants,
particularly
card-‐
not-‐present
merchants,
these
changes
come
at
the
same
time
that
a
growing
number
of
card
issuing
banks
have
announced
plans
to
levy
additional
fees
upon
consumers
who
use
debit
cards—plans
that
have
met
with
vehement
consumer
opposition
and
which
are
causing
some
to
alter,
scale-‐back
or
eliminate
plans.
The
possible
effects
on
future
consumer
behavior,
as
a
result,
need
to
be
considered
in
both
day-‐to-‐day
payments
processing
and
longer
term
payments
strategies.
On
the
acquiring
side
of
card
acceptance,
the
first
merchants
already
are
learning
that
all
is
not
good
where
the
new
debit
fee
regulations
are
concerned.
Coinstar,
the
parent
of
DVD
rental
player
Redbox,
attributed
its
decision
to
hike
rental
fees
in
part
to
expected
increases
in
debit-‐related
fees
the
company
will
pay
as
a
result
of
significant
small-‐ticket
volume.
Smartly
navigating
both
opportunities
and
challenges
associated
with
debit
card
economics
is
more
critical
than
ever.
That’s
why
I
wanted
to
share
some
thoughts
through
Durbin
&
Debit—The
Devil’s
in
the
Details:
What
to
Ask,
What
to
Know,
What
to
Consider.
Whatever
you
think
of
the
socio-‐political
changes
in
card
acceptance
economics,
the
merchant-‐processor
dialogue
is
more
important
than
ever.
Ordained
as
a
benefit
to
merchants,
the
Durbin-‐driven
debit
changes
provide
as
much
opportunity
as
they
do
risk.
As
we
watch
card
economics
play
themselves
out
over
the
course
of
the
next
several
months,
there
are
some
practical
questions
and
considerations
that
the
merchant
community
should
be
thinking
about
now.
What
To
Ask
Do
I
need
anything?
You
shouldn’t
have
to
do
a
thing.
Your
processor’s
platform
should
have
the
code
enhancements
necessary
to
process
the
new
rates
that
were
effective
October
1
as
well
as
those
emanating
from
card
brand
October
enhancements,
which
became
effective
October
15,
2011.
How
do
I
know
I’m
receiving
new,
lower
rates?
First,
your
processor
should
have
proactively
provided
an
analysis
of
your
debit
card
processing
before
the
October
1
changes
took
place.
This
analysis
becomes
the
first
benchmark
of
your
debit
card
processing
under
the
initial
implementations
of
Reg
II.