Alaska credit card surcharge law

Uncertain — we could not confirm Alaska’s statewide surcharge rule from primary sources; network rules still apply.

Rule: We could not confirm a current Alaska statute expressly authorizing or banning credit-card surcharges from primary sources in this review.

Disclosure: If you surcharge, follow Visa/Mastercard U.S. rules and disclose the fee before payment.

Notes: Marked uncertain pending counsel review of any municipal or industry-specific rules.

What this means for a $100 sale: On a $100 credit-card sale at a typical 2.9% + $0.30 rate, network rules alone would cap a surcharge at about $3.00 (customer pays about $103.00); state rules here are unconfirmed.

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This page is for general information only and is not legal advice. Rules change—verify with primary sources and professional counsel before surcharging.