Pricing
PeptideApprove does not publish a processing rate. Card pricing, fees, and any reserve are confirmed in writing after underwriting and partner approval. They are subject to KYC/KYB, product compliance, and the merchant agreement. There is no public volume ladder and no starting-at percentage on this site. You can estimate a bill from your own rate with the cost calculator. That tool is not a quote.
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High-risk programs often differ from ordinary retail quotes. Teaser rates, monthly fees, and reserves may show up late at other providers. On this site the public position is narrower: the number that binds the merchant is the one in the agreement, after review.
A walkthrough of that position is on how pricing is confirmed.
A rolling reserve, when a program uses one, holds part of sales and releases it later. PeptideApprove does not publish a reserve percentage and does not force every RUO retailer into one structure. Qualified merchants may be eligible for a structure that matches their history. Zero reserve is not promised.
The payment processing cost calculator uses monthly volume, average ticket, the percentage you enter, per-transaction fees, monthly fees, and a reserve percent. An optional second rate is also whatever you type.
PeptideApprove does not publish a card rate. Pricing, fees, and reserves are confirmed in writing after underwriting and partner approval.
Any rate a merchant sees inside the application flow is part of that application, not a public price list. The cost calculator on this site estimates a bill from numbers you type in. It is not a PeptideApprove quote.
Underwriting can weigh product mix, volume, dispute history, delivery method, and the partner program. The written merchant agreement is the price that applies.
Teaser rates and volume ladders are common in high-risk processing. This site does not advertise a ladder or a starting-at percentage.
Yes. The payment-processing cost calculator estimates monthly cost, annual cost, and a reserve hold from the volume, ticket, rate, per-transaction fee, monthly fees, and reserve percent you enter.
You can also enter a second rate for comparison. That second rate is yours. The calculator does not insert a PeptideApprove price. Estimates are not an offer.
Some programs do. PeptideApprove does not require the same reserve for every merchant. Reserve terms, if any, depend on the profile and are written into the agreement.
Qualified merchants may be eligible for reserve structures that match volume, dispute history, and compliance posture. That is not a promise of a zero reserve.
A rolling reserve is a portion of card sales the acquirer holds for a period and then releases on a schedule if disputes stay within the program's terms.
The held amount and the number of days are contract terms. This site does not publish a single reserve percentage for PeptideApprove merchants. The glossary describes a 180-day reserve as an industry concept, not as this program's default.
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