Mauritian Rupee (MUR)

Fee data last updated November 7, 2026 5 providers mapped

No gateway publishes standard self-serve MUR rates yet. This page tracks all 5 processors, bank acquirers, and wallets serving Mauritius using the Mauritian Rupee (MUR), including monthly plan structures and what to ask providers.

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Gateway & wallet availability

We only display fee tables for rates we can publicly verify. Because no provider publishes a standard MUR fee schedule, all 5 processors serving this market are listed below by availability.

Card gateways & processors

Provider & market notesFee schedule
AdyenEnterprise processor (Uber, Spotify, eBay). Interchange++ from roughly 0.6% + fixed per transaction plus scheme fees, custom contract pricing only. Worldwide
Checkout.comEnterprise processor strong in EMEA/LatAm; interchange++ blended rates negotiated per merchant. Worldwide
MIPS ( & MCB Juice)Pending verification on the provider's official pricing page. The figure previously shown here came from third-party or estimated sources and has been removed under our website-is-source-of-truth policy. Custom pricing

Wallets & other payment rails

Provider & market notesFee schedule
PayPalAvailable to merchants in 190+ countries; receiving capability varies by country. Cross-border fees are higher than domestic. Worldwide
Payoneer Profile →Cross-border receiving platform: local receiving accounts, marketplace payouts and client payment requests in 190+ countries. Not a card checkout gateway. See our full Payoneer profile for the fee breakdown. Worldwide

Monthly, plan & setup fees (MUR)

3 of 5 offer $0/mo base plans
Separate from per-transaction fees: Monthly account fees, optional paid plan upgrades, bank Merchant ID (MID) gateway maintenance, and one-time setup fees are charged separately from per-transaction processing rates (% + fixed fee) and are not included in calculator estimates above. Always verify current plan tiers on the provider's official pricing page.

Card gateways & bank acquirers — Monthly & setup fees

Provider & plan notesPlan structureBase monthly feeSetup fee
AdyenNo fixed monthly fee, but enterprise minimum monthly invoice typically applies Bank MID / custom $0/mo (min. volume applies) $0
Checkout.comNegotiated interchange++ schedule for high-volume merchants Bank MID / custom Custom enterprise contract Custom
MIPS ( & MCB Juice)Pay-as-you-go standard merchant account; pay only per transaction processed No monthly fee $0/mo $0

Wallets & other payment rails — Monthly & setup fees

Provider & plan notesPlan structureBase monthly feeSetup fee
PayPalStandard Checkout $0/mo; Advanced / Pro virtual terminal ~$30/mo in US/CA/UK $0/mo + tiers $0/mo $0
Payoneer Profile →Free to hold and receive; $29.95 annual fee applies to inactive accounts in some countries $0/mo + tiers $0/mo $0

Mauritian Rupee (MUR) payment gateway FAQs

Which payment gateways and processors serve Mauritius (MUR)?

SPAYXS tracks 5 payment gateways, bank acquirers, and payment rails serving Mauritius (Mauritian Rupee, MUR), including PayPal, Adyen, Checkout.com, MIPS ( & MCB Juice), Payoneer. Of these, 0 publish verifiable standard MUR per-transaction schedules and 5 operate on custom, quote-only, or bank Merchant ID (MID) pricing.

Why are there no published flat-rate fee schedules for Mauritian Rupee (MUR)?

Processors and local acquiring banks serving Mauritius currently quote MUR merchant rates on a custom or merchant-specific basis (typically through a direct bank Merchant ID or regional aggregator quote) rather than publishing a universal self-serve rate sheet. See the availability table above for all 5 providers serving this market.

Do MUR payment gateways charge monthly or setup fees?

Of the 5 providers serving MUR markets, 3 offer a $0/month base pay-as-you-go plan with $0 setup fees. The remaining 2 providers either require a monthly gateway plan or operate through a bank Merchant ID (MID) with bank-quoted monthly maintenance and setup fees. Monthly and setup costs are charged separately from per-transaction processing rates.

What does the international card surcharge mean for MUR transactions?

An international (foreign-issued) card fee applies when a customer pays your business in MUR using a Visa, Mastercard, or Amex issued by a bank outside your local merchant country—such as a foreign tourist or overseas buyer. Check the International card box in the calculator or review the Intl. cards column in the fee table to see how cross-border cards affect your net payout.

Most cross-border merchants settle in USD

Where local acquiring is quote-only, compare verified USD gateway fees alongside your local bank quote.

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