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Protx and Streamline question


ahmed5

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Hello,

 

I have a few questions about Protx and Streamline:

 

1) How long does it take for money to deposit into bank (royal bank of scotland)?

 

2) Are the funds from protx deposited into the bank or a streamline account? (does it even matter?)

 

3) Does Streamline do its own payment processing? What are the costs?

 

I would be grateful if someone could answer any of these questions.

 

Thank you

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Hello,

 

I have a few questions about Protx and Streamline:

 

1) How long does it take for money to deposit into bank (royal bank of scotland)?

 

2) Are the funds from protx deposited into the bank or a streamline account? (does it even matter?)

 

3) Does Streamline do its own payment processing? What are the costs?

 

I would be grateful if someone could answer any of these questions.

 

Thank you

 

 

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Hello,

 

I have a few questions about Protx and Streamline:

 

1) How long does it take for money to deposit into bank (royal bank of scotland)?

 

2) Are the funds from protx deposited into the bank or a streamline account? (does it even matter?)

 

3) Does Streamline do its own payment processing? What are the costs?

 

I would be grateful if someone could answer any of these questions.

 

Thank you

 

1) Just a couple of days.

2) Your business account

3) You use ProTX to connect to streamline.

Pricing:

I paid I think ?300 to set up 2 merchant numbers (?250 for one). One for online payments, one for customer not present (phone orders).

There is a minimum charge of ?10/month on each merchant number, but normally transaction costs are more than that anyway.

ProTX is ?20+VAT month and that is for 2 accounts (VSP Direct and Terminal Only).

Cards are about 2.9% and debit cards are I think 40p.

The whole transaction amount is deposited in the bank (40p or somthing like that bank charge) and then they bill you for the transactions at the end of the month (direct debit).

 

Hope that helps.

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