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Payment Gateway Fee Calculator
Payment Gateway Fee Calculator is part of Toolspire and is ready as soon as this page loads. ₹1,000 at 2% plus ₹3 costs ₹23 in fees, so ₹977 remains. Tax on the fee is extra if your provider charges it. Type it into the fixed box or leave it out knowingly.
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What you can do here
Percent and fixed together
Many gateways charge both. A percent-only fee is a fixed box of 0.
Remainder in the detail
The headline is the fee. What you keep is beside it.
No card-network lookup
You type the rate on your agreement. The page does not know Visa from UPI.
The sequence
How to use the Payment Gateway Fee Calculator
- 1
Use the rate on the pricing page you actually have
2% plus ₹3 is the sample, not a quote from a provider.
- 2
Decide whether GST on the fee is inside the fixed box
If GST is 18% of the fee, it is not automatically added.
- 3
Check ₹23 on ₹1,000
2% is ₹20 and the fixed ₹3 makes ₹23. If you see ₹20, the fixed fee was left at 0.
Worth knowing
- Payment Gateway Fee Calculator on Toolspire: fee = amount × percent ÷ 100 + fixed fee.
- ₹1,000 × 2% + ₹3 = ₹23. The remainder is ₹977.
- The percent applies to the amount you type, not to the amount plus the fixed fee.
- A fee larger than the payment is allowed mathematically and shown, so a tiny payment with a large fixed fee does not hide a negative remainder.
The fee is not a tax
A gateway fee is a merchant charge: a percent of the ticket plus, often, a flat amount. On ₹1,000, 2% is ₹20 and a ₹3 flat makes ₹23, leaving ₹977. GST on that fee, if the invoice adds it, is a second sum. This page will not invent it. It also will not pick a rate by payment method.
FAQ
Questions about Payment Gateway Fee Calculator
Where does Payment Gateway Fee Calculator run?
What is 2% plus ₹3 on ₹1,000?
Does the percent apply to the fixed fee too?
Will this add GST?
What if the fixed fee is larger than the payment?
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