Enterprise payments processor

Worldpay

Quote only

Why this vendor is quote-only

Worldpay does not publish a US merchant rate card. Pricing is negotiated per merchant and depends on volume, ticket size, vertical risk, and channel mix. Our zero-inferred-rates rule means we will not invent a starting-at rate. The vendor's own pricing page is the only safe source.

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Tier table (vendor-published)

No published tier table. This vendor publishes pricing on request only.

Source: https://www.worldpay.com/en-us/products-services/payment-acceptance (verified 2026-06-19).

What Worldpay is best for

Enterprise merchants needing a US plus UK and EMEA acquiring footprint with one contract.
Mid-market businesses willing to negotiate a custom rate against a published 'from' rate.

Hidden costs and gotchas

Worldpay (FIS) does not publish US rates publicly. All pricing components (flat-rate, interchange-plus markup, per-transaction fixed fee, monthly minimums) are negotiated per merchant and disclosed only inside the signed merchant agreement. Treat any third-party rate claim as anecdotal until your own quote arrives.

$35/mo statement fee effective 1 Jan 2026 in some US contracts.
UK 'From' rates of 2.75% + 20p are reported but US rates vary widely.

FAQ

Why no public US rate?

Worldpay (now part of FIS) sells through direct enterprise sales. Rates depend on volume, vertical, channel mix, and contract length.

How do I compare a Worldpay quote to Stripe?

Normalise to effective bps (basis points) on your actual mix and add monthly, statement, PCI, and per-batch fees back in. Stripe's headline 2.9% + 30c lands around 320-330 bps on typical US online card mix.

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verified Last verified June 2026