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Is Credit Card Surcharging Legal in Connecticut?

No — but cash discounting is still legal.

Surcharging Status
Prohibited

Connecticut law prohibits adding a surcharge to credit card payments. Cash discount / dual pricing programs remain legal.

The Compliant Alternative: Cash Discounting

Regardless of Connecticut's surcharging rules, cash discount and dual pricing programs are legal statewide. Because they're structured as a discount rather than an added card fee, they let you offset processing costs without running into surcharge restrictions.

SwipeSaving sets up a compliant program for your Connecticut business — terminals, signage, and receipts included — so you can stop losing 2–4% of every card sale.

This page is general information, not legal advice. Surcharge laws change — confirm current rules with a qualified advisor before launching a program.

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