#nidhinradh_best-practices
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twilit drum
Hello
tardy geode
Hi
twilit drum
You mean the processing fee on the charge here?
tardy geode
That's correct
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twilit drum
Overall, you are correct, you won't have any fees that have been assessed returned to you.
Then yes, once that charge occurs the fee won't be refunded.
tardy geode
So, on the next invoice, if the customer has a credit balance and the amount is charged from that balance, would it still incur a processing fee?