Examples of using Cross-border payments in English and their translations into Polish
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Article 77(5) of Romanian Act 204/2006 guarantee cross-border payments.
Therefore, legislation should be limited to removing barriers to cross-border payments, so as to achieve a common efficiency level.
In accordance with Article 4 of Regulation 2560 consumers need to receive prior information on charges levied for cross-border payments and on their subsequent modifications.
This study provided preliminary conclusions on the level of competition in the cross-border payments market i.e. for credit transfers
standardised cross-border payments will eliminate the need to maintain several payment accounts in different countries.
private terms standardised cross-border payments would eliminate the need to maintain several payment accounts in different countries.
Paragraph( b) is replaced by the following:«( b) Currency unit All cross-border payments shall be in euro.
the financial services sector has contributed to the successful launch of SEPA, cross-border payments.
Regulation(EC) No 2560/2001 of 19 December 2001 on cross-border payments in euro helps to lower any transaction charges that may apply.
Regulation(EC) No 924/2009 on cross-border payments in the Community stipulated that charges for cross-border
if applied to cross-border payments, would constitute a breach of the Regulation.
who has specialized on cheap cross-border payments, or.
legal framework for SEPA, the main purpose of which is to facilitate cross-border payments.
It can be expected that there would be an increased use of the euro unit in both domestic payments and, especially, cross-border payments with the Member State concerned 9.
replaces regulation 2560/2001 on cross-border payments, extending the principle of the equality of charges to direct debits,
This Regulation lays down rules on cross-border payments in euro in order to ensure that charges for those payments are the same as those for payments in euro within a Member State.
BIC standards are thesame as those for payments in euro within a single EU country- which of coursedoes not mean that cross-border payments are free.
This Regulation shall also apply to cross-border payments made in the currency of another Member State when the latter notifies the Commission of its decision to extend the Regulation's application to its currency.
triggered an important decrease of fees for cross-border payments, in particular for credit transfers.
This Regulation lays down rules on cross-border payments within the Community, ensuring that charges for those payments are the same as those for payments in the same currency within a Member State.