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An eCheck is just like a paper check, in that it enables a direct transaction between two parties, without all of the middlemen and processing overhead involved with credit cards. eChecks bring that simplicity to the Internet, and improves upon paper checks with convenience and added security.
The providers of eCheck merchant accounts charge different fees to process an eCheck. Some eCheck processing companies charge a higher rate and per-transaction fee and a lower monthly fee, while others charge the opposite. The average fee ranges for eCheck Onshore account is 3% as rate and $0.30 to $1.50 per eCheck transaction. The average fee of Offshore account, where the merchant do not operates from Unites State of America is 8% as rate and $2 to $3 per eCheck transaction.