The “Card-Not-Present” category is for key-entry Visa sales that meet CPS criteria (including AVS, keying on time, etc). Barring a few exceptions, most merchants are able to receive these interchange rates, and they’ll apply for most key-entry sales.
Supermarkets and grocery stores get heavily discounted interchange rates, since these types of sales are rarely disputed by cardholders. See the full qualification requirements for CPS Supermarket rates, and what other card types supermarkets/groceries can expect to see.
Visa CPS Restaurant rates are only available to restaurants and quick-serve fast food merchants. Restaurant rates are slightly higher than their retail counterparts. Click through to see what card rates restaurants can expect to see, and what potential downgrades will look like.
Visa has a special rate category for merchants that are considered B2B. There are about 35 industries that are classified as B2B by Visa – read on to see which ones.
