Examples of using Interchange fees in English and their translations into Polish
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to pay higher fees, meaning interchange fees.
Antitrust: Commission sends Statement of Objections to MasterCard on cross-border rules and inter-regional interchange fees.
The EESC expressly welcomes the fact that the proposed regulation will in future prohibit multilateral interchange fees for direct debits.
The Regulation on interchange fees, combined with the revised PSD, will introduce maximum levels of interchange fees for transactions based on consumer debit and credit cards.
For cards, as you know, the Commission has adopted a decision against MasterCard's cross-border multilateral interchange fees.
The two Commission proposals concerning card-based payment transactions will introduce maximum levels of interchange fees for transactions using consumer debit and credit cards.
The Commission has expressed its concern that interchange fees of MasterCard and Visa could jeopardise the achievement of SEPA.
A second concern of the Commission is that the high levels of MasterCard's"inter-regional interchange fees" are not justified.
Does the fact that the relevant regulations concerning interchange fees donot refer to this definition mean that these regulations apply only to certain payment instruments?
The Polish Payment Services Act is not the only law at this time governing interchange fees.
The clarity surrounding the Interchange fees is of utmost importance for existing as well as for potential cards schemes.
which introduces a cap on interchange fees and updates, will go some way towards improving transparency
The main objectives of the Commission proposal on interchange fees include establishing a level playing field between payment service providers,
The proposed regulation also addresses the issue of interchange fees for financing the SEPA Direct Debit(SDD) model as the
Another example of synergy between ex-ante regulation and ex-post competition enforcement is the Proposal for a Regulation on interchange fees for card-based payments, 28 which takes account
The consequences exerted by the regulations concerning interchange fees in key definitions for the concept of a payment card,
Article 6- interchange fees for direct debit transactions- clarifies that after 31 October 2012 multilateral interchange fees(MIFs) per transaction are not allowed for national
The IF Regulation proposes to address these issues by setting caps on interchange fees at certain levels on certain types of card, the caps to be imposed after specific time periods.
Interchange fees are a major source of revenue for issuing banks from cards others include annual fees,
general conditions should be laid down for the application of interchange fees for R‑transactions.