Verified June 2026 · Quote-only vendor

Worldpay (FIS) Pricing in 2026 (Quote-Only)

Worldpay (now part of FIS) is a tier-1 acquirer with no published enterprise rate card. Historical SMB starter plans have appeared on the regional sites (UK in particular) and then been pulled. For the enterprise / acquiring product line, pricing is fully negotiated.

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Direct answer
Worldpay does not publish a rate card for direct enterprise merchants. The pricing model is interchange-plus, but the actual margin, monthly minimum, early termination fee, and PCI non-compliance fee are all negotiated. We do not infer a rate.

Published rate schedule

Pulled directly from the vendor pricing page, verified 2026-06-19. We do not re-state any rate the vendor has not put in writing on their own site.

No published tier schedule. Worldpay (FIS) pricing is quote-only.

What Worldpay (FIS) is best for

Worldpay fits enterprise merchants who need a tier-1 acquirer with global card-scheme membership and are comfortable signing a multi-year contract after a quote.

For SMB merchants, Helcim's published interchange-plus is more transparent on the same model.

Hidden costs not in the headline rate

The number on the homepage of Worldpay (FIS) is rarely the number a finance team books. Below are the line items that almost always show up, sourced from the same vendor pricing page where possible.

Pricing status snapshot

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Publication status
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Source
Verified 2026-06-19

Summary

Tier-1 acquirer with no published rate card for direct merchants. Quote only.

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Last verified June 2026. Next review September 2026. Rates change without notice; always confirm directly with the vendor before signing a contract.