Hawaii HB1930 prohibits merchants from imposing credit card processing fees and convenience fees on consumers.

Hawaii HB1930 amends the state's consumer protection laws by prohibiting merchants with annual gross income exceeding $500,000 from imposing credit card processing fees or convenience fees on consumers. The bill mandates that any fees charged must be clearly disclosed and displayed as a separate line item on receipts. It also limits the amount of fees to the lesser of two percent of the transaction total or the merchant's actual processing cost. Additionally, the bill prohibits merchants from increasing prices or altering advertised prices based on the payment method.

Hawaii HB1930 prohibits merchants from imposing credit card processing fees and convenience fees on consumers.

Hawaii HB1930 amends the state's consumer protection laws by prohibiting merchants with annual gross income exceeding $500,000 from imposing credit card processing fees or convenience fees on consumers. The bill mandates that any fees charged must be clearly disclosed and displayed as a separate line item on receipts. It also limits the amount of fees to the lesser of two percent of the transaction total or the merchant's actual processing cost. Additionally, the bill prohibits merchants from increasing prices or altering advertised prices based on the payment method.