Примери за използване на Domestic payments на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Initiate domestic payments, as well as budget payments; .
They all should receive equivalent subsidies and domestic payments.
In SEPA, all euro payments are treated as domestic payments, and the current differentiation between national and cross-border payments no longer exists.
(ii) Domestic payment schemes for the purposes of processing domestic payments;
Banks should charge equally for cross-border payments in euro and domestic payments and make currency conversion costs transparent, say new rules.
Where cross-border payments are subject to the same charges as domestic payments. .
Banks should charge equally for cross-border payments in euro and domestic payments and make currency conversion costs transparent, according to new rules adopted by the….
These caps would also be applied to both cross-border and domestic payments.
Banks should charge equally for cross-border payments in euro and domestic payments in national currencies and enhance transparency of currency conversion costs, says the deal.
All electronic payments in euro will be treated in the same way as domestic payments. .
Your crossborder payments in euro will cost you the same as domestic payments in your national currency.
IBAN(International Bank Account Number) validation through control digits is used as an effective way of reducing failed transactions when processing international and domestic payments.
Firstly, the principle of equality of charges for cross-border and corresponding domestic payments has been extended to include direct debit.
According to the SEPA vision put forward by the European Commission and the ECB for electronic retail payments in euro across the EU[11],there should be no distinction between cross-border and domestic payments.
For the time being, in our countries prices for cross-border payments and prices for domestic payments in the national currency still differ.
The Payment Services Directive(PSD) ensures that electronic payments within the EU- mainly direct debits as well as credit transfers and card payments- become as easy, efficient andsecure as the corresponding domestic payments.
With our joint efforts we have successfully implemented two important software systems for our bank- System for domestic payments, including gross settlement in real time and System for international payments. .
SEPA allows national and all cross-border payments within Europe- to effectively be treated as domestic payments.
Regulation 924/2009 on cross-border payments equalised, across the EU, fees for cross-border payments in euro within the Union with domestic payments in euro(i.e. payments in euro within the same Member State).
Cross-border payments in euro can be made within the Eurozone as easily as domestic payments.
Another development in this context is the launch in 2008 of the Single Euro Payments Area(SEPA), in which all noncash euro payments are treated as domestic payments; the difference between national and crossborder transactions is disappearing.
On this basis, charges for cross-border payments in eurowithin the EU have, inter alia, now been aligned with those for domestic payments in euro.
As regards transaction charges, Regulation 924/2009 on cross-border payments 49 eliminates the differences in charges for cross-border and domestic payments in euro, greatly benefiting consumers when they make payments in euro.
The Committee also welcomes the fact that the initial objective of the SEPA- for all payments in euro in the EU to be regarded as domestic payments- will thus be achieved.
The aim of the PSD is to ensure that payments within the EU- in particular credit transfer, direct debit and card payments- become as easy, efficient,and secure as domestic payments within a Member State, by providing the legal foundation to make the Single Euro Payments Area(SEPA) possible.
In particular, this proposal provides that fees charged for cross-border payments in euro are the same that would be charged for equivalent domestic payments in the local currency.
The International Bank Account Number orIBAN is used in international as well as domestic payments in Europe and the world.
Specifically, the European Commission proposed that fees charged for cross-border payments in euro are the same that would be charged for equivalent domestic payments in the local currency.
From the 15th December 2019, your crossborder transactions in EUR will cost the same as domestic payments in the national currency.
The aim of the PSD is to ensure that electronic payments within the EU- in particular credit transfer, direct debit and card payments- become as easy, efficient,and secure as domestic payments within a single Member State.