Amazon Pay fees

Transaction fees

Amazon Pay fees are transaction-based and have a processing and authorization component. The transaction fee is composed of a domestic processing fee and an authorization fee, plus tax where applicable, charged when the purchase is successfully authorized and processed.

Compare a $10.00 transaction made using different solutions for different types of goods and services:

Authorization fee

The $0.30 authorization fee, included in the total transaction fee described above, will be collected when the transaction is successfully processed or when a successful authorization that has not been captured is closed or expires.

Cross-border processing fee

If you receive payment from a payment method issued outside of the U.S., we will collect a cross-border processing fee and the authorization fee described above, plus tax where applicable. The cross-border processing fee is charged only when the transaction is captured. For example, if the customer's credit card was issued outside of the U.S., the cross-border fee will be applied to your transaction.

Again, compare a $10.00 transaction made using different solutions for different types of goods and services:

Disputed chargeback fee

If you request to dispute a chargeback claim that is not covered under our Payment Protection Policy (see section B6 of the Amazon Payments Customer Agreement), we will assess a fee of $20.00 plus tax where applicable. For more information about chargebacks, see Handling chargebacks.

Refunds of transaction fees

If a refund takes place, you will also be refunded the following transaction fees, as applicable:

• The domestic processing fee (for example, the 2.9% fee)
• The cross-border processing fee (for example, the 3.9% fee)

Note that the Authorization fee and Disputed chargeback fee are non-refundable.