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What is Merchant Category Code 5111: Stationery, Office Supplies, Printing, and Writing Paper

Understanding Merchant Category Code 5111: Stationery, Office Supplies, Printing, and Writing Paper

Payment processors assign a four-digit Merchant Category Code (MCC) to classify a business by its goods or services. These codes, established by the ISO (International Organization for Standardization), are universally accepted by the majority of card-issuing organisations.

MCC 5111 represents a classification for businesses dealing with stationery, office supplies, printing, and writing paper. For a deeper understanding of how merchant category codes impact transactions, learn more here.

What Types of Businesses Fall Under MCC 5111?

MCC 5111 is specifically outlined for enterprises that trade in essential stationery and office supplies.

These include:

  • Stationery Stores: Retailers of paper products, envelopes, and note cards.
  • Office Supply Dealers: Distributors of office essentials like calculators, pens, and binders.
  • Printing Services: Providers handling print jobs, ranging from business cards to bulk orders.
  • Writing Paper Suppliers: Vendors dedicated to the supply of various types of writing paper.

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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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