到2027年1月1日，澳大利亚是否已正式实施禁止商家收取刷卡附加费的政策？
该政策已获政府推动并计划实施，基于当前立法进程和公众支持，实施概率较高。
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September 19, 2026 - 9.16pm
sharesShare articleExclusive: It was pitched as a $1.6 billion win for Aussie shoppers, but the looming credit card surcharge ban hands independent small businesses a grim ultimatum.
Vendors say they’re now stuck between losing their paper-thin profits to bank fees or losing customers to higher prices.
“How can this be happening to businesses when we already have so much to pay?” Cascie Heart, right, said. Cascie Heart
While the October 1 ban stops extra charges at the checkout, banks and providers will still charge merchant processing fees – leaving them with no choice but to absorb the costs or pass them on elsewhere.
For Brisbane business owner Cascie Heart, the numbers are already stacking up against her.
“I was stunned,” she told nine.com.au on first hearing of the ban.
“How can this be happening to businesses when we already have so much to pay?”
‘I honestly don’t know what options we have left.’
Her company, Little Bread Winner, which makes Australian-made breadboards, has paid $6000 in face-to-face transaction fees this year.
我没那么确定，现在市场波动太大了。
盘口已经反应得差不多了，进场性价比不高。
新闻里第 3 点才是关键，市场好像还没充分定价。