Australia will ban card payment surcharges starting October 1. The government wants to cut costs for consumers and make sure credit and debit card transactions are fair. Small businesses will be hit by this change. The decision is part of efforts to reduce financial burdens on shoppers. This move aims to make transactions fairer. Small businesses will face challenges. This decision is part of broader efforts to reduce financial burdens.
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