subject: Analysis of the Payment Services Directive [print this page] Analysis of the Payment Services Directive
The new Payment Services Directive has introduced further consequences in the use of credit, debit cards and credit cards. This is news that affects all citizens who use these means of payment.
The Directive
The official name of the Payment Services Directive is in English, as produced by the European Commission: Payment Services Directive. This is a useful document which we want to synthesize art exhibitsthe most important consequences that will fall directly on our daily lives as regards the use of credit transfers, ATM cards and credit cards.
Positive consequences for us citizens
Beyond all the words used by banks to describe the new Payment Services Directive, it seems much more interesting and useful focus on the real effects it will have on our daily habits in the use of payment cards (ATM or credit card).
Here, then, what we see:
1. Greater ease in the use of cards in all EU member states.
2. Most comprehensible terms (costs and rules) across Europe.
3. Greater protection under a new regulation, more selective, for actors Gestis payment services.
4. More information about the availability of payment services.
5. Faster availability of funds
6. New rules in case of disputes.
Entry into force of new
Our country has implemented the Payment Services Directive in January 2010 and is working so that, through a collaboration with all Member Countries, its contents effectively bring all the benefits described in support of our institutions' customers.
There are already effects on the speed with which the currency is managed Money, we advise you to better analyze, because it comes time for the accreditation of Berva more money.
More, even with the official text of the Payment Services Directive, are published in the official website of SEPA.
