Digital Transactions: MasterCard Worldwide is raising some rates but dropping others in its new interchange-rate schedule, which takes effect in April. Internet retailers will see some acceptance costs decline, the company says, depending on whether the card used for a particular transaction is a "Core Value" or "Enhanced Value" consumer credit card. The new Core Value and Enhanced Value designations essentially divide non-World Elite consumer credit cards into two groups. The effect will be to impose higher merchant pricing on some rewards cards that aren't part of the World Elite family, which already carries higher interchange than conventional credit cards.
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