An unblended tariff, according to the Interchange Fee Regulation (IFR), is a pricing structure where transaction prices are stated separately for each card scheme (e.g., Visa, Mastercard) and each of three card categories (Consumer Prepaid & Debit, Consumer Credit, Commercial). This means that the costs associated with each specific type of card transaction are itemized. If the prices are not stated separately and are combined, it is referred to as a blended tariff.
What is unblended tariff?
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