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What is Merchant Category Code 4829: Money Orders—Wire Transfers

MCC 4829: Money Orders—Wire Transfers

An MCC, or Merchant Category Code, is a four-digit number assigned by payment processors to classify a business according to the type of goods or services it provides. MCCs are defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and are universally recognised by most card issuers.

Merchant Category Code (MCC) 4829 categorises businesses involved in providing money orders and wire transfers. Understanding merchant category codes helps ensure the correct classification for transactions and optimises financial reporting.

What Types of Businesses Fall Under MCC 4829?

MCC 4829 encompasses establishments specialising in handling money orders and executing wire transfers.

These include:

  • Money Transfer Services: Companies offering international and domestic money transfer solutions.
  • Postal Operators: Providers that handle money orders as part of their postal services.
  • Currency Exchange Outlets: Facilities often providing both currency exchange and money transfer services.
  • Finance Houses: Institutions offering wire transfers as part of broader financial services.

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Mark Stiltner

Mark Stiltner is a finance and fintech writer. From educating independent investment advisors on retirement plan management to helping families maximize their savings to educating businesses on global payment preferences, Mark has spent over a decade researching and educating audiences on complex financial topics. Mark has been a contributing author on blog articles and educational content for the Bank of Colorado, Pinnacle Bank, TD Ameritrade, First Data and Rapyd.

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