Fee model
The Pismo platform allows you to define dynamic fee models and apply them to your operations. A fee model is a structure that defines a collection of fees with custom calculations. You can define the method used to calculate the fee, using a fixed value or a percentage.
Processing codes
Once a fee model is created, you can apply it to financial operations within an organization , program, or account based on processing codes, which identify an operation, such as purchases or debits. Each financial operation within the platform has its processing code. Some you can configure, while others are fixed in the card network flow. Talk to your Pismo representative to get, or create, processing codes.
Note that If the operation doesn't match the defined processing codes, the fee is ignored.
Example fee model
In the following example, the fee model structure defines:
- A fee with the greater calculation method with an additional fixed value fee to be applied to processing codes 02 and 0040,
- A fee with the percentage calculation method to be applied to processing codes 0100 and 0020.
Fee IDs
The fee
idfields are used by the Pismo transaction team to make accounting entries. Talk to your Pismo representative about getting fee IDs for your operations.
{
"calculation_basis": "PRINCIPAL_AMOUNT",
"model_description": "Fee model applied to org",
"fees": [
{
"description": "Fee wdl",
"type": "sellos",
"id": "dom_wdl",
"calculation": {
"calculation_method": "GREATER",
"fixed": 30,
"percentage": 2.5
},
"filters": {
"processing_codes": [
"02",
"0040"
]
},
"additional_fees": [
{
"description": "Foreign currency fixed surcharge",
"type": "sellos",
"id": "a_wdl",
"calculation_method": "FIXED",
"value": 10
}
]
}
{
"description": "Fee abc",
"type": "sellos",
"id": "a_abc",
"calculation": {
"calculation_method": "PERCENTAGE",
"value": 0.5
},
"filters": {
"processing_codes": [
"0100",
"0020"
]
}
}
]
}
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