# Card Brand Fees

Learn about the requirements and what you can do with Card Brand Fees.

Card Brand Fees are [buyer charges](/guides/online-payments/payment-features/buyer-charges), regulated by card brands, that are available to sellers that can't use Common Fees. Card Brand Fees include:

| Fee Type | Description |
|  --- | --- |
| [Convenience Fees](/guides/online-payments/payment-features/buyer-charges/card-brand-fees/convenience-fees) | A fee to charge buyers for providing a more convenient payment channel. Convenience fees can only get charged to buyers when the seller is providing a method of payment (usually internet or over the phone) different from its standard payment channel (historically mail or in-person). |
| [Service Fees](/guides/online-payments/payment-features/buyer-charges/card-brand-fees/service-fees) | A fee to charge buyers that only certain MCCs are eligible to charge (specifically in the education or government industry). |
| [Surcharge Fees](/guides/online-payments/payment-features/buyer-charges/card-brand-fees/surcharge-fees) | A fee to charge buyers to offset the cost of processing that the seller would normally incur. |
| [Visa Rent Fees](/guides/online-payments/payment-features/buyer-charges/card-brand-fees/visa-rent-fees) | A fee to charge renters for making payments to qualified landlords under the Visa Rent Program. |


These Card Brand Fees get used for various reasons depending on the transaction:

- Any fee that gets charged must fit into one of the categories above.
- Sellers can only pass one Buyer Charge per transaction (e.g., sellers can’t pass a Convenience Fee and a Rental Fee in a single transaction).


Sellers collect the funds from Buyer Charges as a part of [their payout](/guides/platform-payments/seller-payouts).