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Credit card fees in the US verge on criminal. It’s a hidden 2% tax on the American economy. They are 9 time higher than in Europe.
If there isn’t some regulation, all but the richest of us will forced to go back to cash as merchants start to upcharge for using credit cards, and online retailers will just be out of luck.