Transaction Fee Agreement

Last updated: November 2025

Applies to: Business customers using the Yepyet POS & Online Ordering Platform (the “Service”).

Related documents: Terms & Conditions, EULA, SLA, Privacy Policy, DPA, AUP.

Overview & Consent

By activating your account and ticking “I agree to the Platform Fee”, you authorise Yepyet to apply a percentage fee on every eligible transaction processed through the Service.

No Direct Debit. Fees are collected per transaction via supported payment‑processor splits (application/platform fee), or invoiced monthly where splits are not available.

Definitions

Eligible Transaction – A completed, non‑cancelled, non‑voided order that has been captured/settled through the Service.

Subtotal – Basket value before delivery charges, tips/gratuities, discounts, and taxes.

Fee Calculation

Collection & Settlement Methods

A) Processor Split (Preferred): Where your payment processor supports application/platform fees, you authorise Yepyet to instruct the processor to deduct the Platform Fee at the time of settlement and remit it to Yepyet. You agree to the processor’s terms enabling this split.

B) Monthly Invoice (Fallback): If splits are not supported or temporarily unavailable,

Refunds, Chargebacks & Adjustments

Changes to Fees

We may change the percentage and/or fixed fee by giving you 30 days’ prior notice by email and/or in‑product notification. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance.

Records & Reporting

Term, Suspension & Termination

Acceptance Language (for Order Form / Onboarding)

“I confirm that I am authorised to bind the business named on this account and that we agree to the Yepyet Platform Fee of [_.%] (+ €[0.00] per transaction if applicable) on every transaction processed through the Service. Where supported, I authorise the payment processor to deduct and remit the Platform Fee to Yepyet at settlement. Where not supported, I agree to pay monthly invoices within 7 days.”

Governing Law & Disputes

This Agreement is governed by the laws of Ireland. Disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Irish courts.