System and methods for disclosing transaction information to customers
Abstract
A method of disclosing transaction information to customers includes receiving at a host computer system a file comprising processing information. The processing information comprises a plurality of transaction categories and fee information associated with each transaction category. The method also includes receiving a message from a point-of-sale device requesting the fee information associated with at least one particular transaction category relating to a transaction with a customer and sending from the host computer system an electronic message comprising the fee information. The method further comprises displaying transaction information relating to the electronic message at the point-of-sale device and providing the customer the opportunity to cancel the transaction. The transaction may involve an exchange between at least two different forms of value.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method of disclosing to customers transaction information, the method comprising:
receiving at a host computer system a file comprising processing information, wherein the processing information comprises a plurality of transaction categories and fee information associated with each transaction category; receiving a message from a point-of-sale device requesting the fee information associated with at least one particular transaction category relating to a transaction with a customer; sending from the host computer system an electronic message comprising the fee information; and displaying transaction information relating to the electronic message at the point-of-sale device; wherein the transaction involves an exchange between at least two different forms of value and wherein the transaction information further comprises a message that funds are acquired at a first exchange rate and sold at a second exchange rate.
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