Minnesota SF3875 prohibits sellers from imposing surcharges on customers who use credit or charge cards if the seller does not accept cash as payment.

Minnesota SF3875 amends state statutes to prohibit sellers from imposing surcharges on customers who use credit or charge cards if the seller does not accept cash as payment. This prohibition applies to sellers who are responsible for their own customer credit or charge cards. Exceptions are made if the seller informs the customer of the surcharge in specific ways, such as through a sign, a website notice, or an oral announcement. The surcharge cannot exceed five percent of the purchase price.

Minnesota SF3875 prohibits sellers from imposing surcharges on customers who use credit or charge cards if the seller does not accept cash as payment.

Minnesota SF3875 amends state statutes to prohibit sellers from imposing surcharges on customers who use credit or charge cards if the seller does not accept cash as payment. This prohibition applies to sellers who are responsible for their own customer credit or charge cards. Exceptions are made if the seller informs the customer of the surcharge in specific ways, such as through a sign, a website notice, or an oral announcement. The surcharge cannot exceed five percent of the purchase price.