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>Once that's rolled out everywhere it is really going to challenge the established online payment systems in Europe Disagree. Most of the German banks that hav
by thesimon 8y ago
>Once that's rolled out everywhere it is really going to challenge the established online payment systems in Europe
Disagree. Most of the German banks that have just announced SEPA Instant are charging 0.50€-2€/transaction. No way the retailers will manage to convince the customers to pay that.
I think PSD2 with the Bank Account API (think Klarna/SOFORT) is the bigger challenger.
- blensor 8y agoOh. I did not know that. I assumed that all SEPA transactions below 15000€ will be carried out as ICT if both banks support it. Well it seems they found a way to screw us over with another random fee