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In NL creditcards are not very popular, but paying 'by PIN' is. The network is owned by the Dutch banks, which also provide the online payment platform iDeal.
by the-dude 7y ago
In NL creditcards are not very popular, but paying 'by PIN' is.
The network is owned by the Dutch banks, which also provide the online payment platform iDeal.
The fees are low and fixed. Offline, between 15cts and a couple of cents ( I don't know how low for the big retailers, 5cts ? )
The online fees are a bit higher, starting at 29cts.
There are no variable fees. There is no 'refund' or 'insurance'. Lots of shops do not accept creditcards ( I know of no big retailer which does ).
- martin_a 7y agoThe same is true for Germany. We have a vast number of different systems for cashless payment, with every bank trying to push its own system. It's not like Visa and Master Card are the two major players.
- the-dude 7y agoExcept we don't have a vast number of systems. We have 1.
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- martin_a 7y agoTalking about NL or DE?
- whereistimbo 7y agoNL of course. It's the same commenter.