While Summit allows TPAs to create administrator-level default settings for how Summit debit cards behave in regards to Merchant Category Codes, Summit users may also configure settings at an employer-level from the Employer MCCs page. For more information about each of these tabs, click the linked heading. Plan MCCs The Plan MCCs tab allows users … Read More >>
In order to ensure cards are used for their intended purposes, the IRS mandates that cards be restricted to specific MCC Codes (Merchant Category Code). MCC Codes are the codes that Master Card assigns to merchants. It helps to identify the type of merchant in an authorization message. Summit has default MCC categories as well … Read More >>
To ensure the proper use of cards, the IRS mandates all cards to be restricted to some specific MCC Codes (Merchant Category Code). MCC Codes are the codes by which Master Cards assign to merchants. It helps to identify the type of merchant in an authorization message. The IRS also requires the review of every … Read More >>
In order to help ensure cards are used for their intended purposes, the IRS mandates that cards be restricted to specific MCC Codes (Merchant Category Code), the codes Master Card assigns to merchants to identify the type of merchant they are in an authorization message. Each employer plan will be accessible via a set of … Read More >>