Carpentry Contractors
Framing, finish carpentry and woodworking trades.
What MCC 1750 covers
Merchant Category Code 1750 is the ISO 18245 identifier used by the card networks for carpentry contractors. Acquirers, issuers and regulators use this code to set interchange, scheme fees, fraud rules and reporting categories for every transaction your business processes.
Framing, finish carpentry and woodworking trades. Choosing the right MCC is critical: an incorrect code can lead to higher interchange, surcharges, or, in regulated categories, declined transactions and account holds.
How Cardflo handles MCC 1750
- Underwriting with acquirers that actively board MCC 1750 businesses in your region.
- Interchange-optimised pricing benchmarked monthly against your effective rate.
- Multi-acquirer redundancy so a single decline policy never takes you offline.
- Smart routing that scores each transaction by BIN, geography and live approval rate.
- Dedicated onboarding and account management, not a ticket queue.
Common questions
What is MCC 1750?
MCC 1750 identifies carpentry contractors. Framing, finish carpentry and woodworking trades.
Does Cardflo accept MCC 1750 merchants?
Yes, MCC 1750 sits within our supported categories. We can usually return indicative pricing within one business day.
How long does onboarding take?
Most low-to-medium-risk MCCs are boarded inside a week. Regulated and higher-risk MCCs typically take 2–4 weeks depending on documentation.
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Tell us about your business. We'll match you with the right acquiring partners and the right route, typically inside a week.