Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Electronic payment instruments in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Financial Services- Commission agrees Recommendation on electronic payment instruments.
Customer confidence in electronic payment instruments within the Single Market is crucial to the advent of the Information Society
Recommendation 97/489/EC27 covers transactions by electronic payment instruments.
The Commission has already recently issued a Recommendation19 concerning transactions by electronic payment instruments and in particular the relationship between issuer
it was decided that its scope should cover all existing cross-border electronic payment instruments.
The purpose is to boost confidence in electronic payment instruments, by ensuring that.
aimed at ensuring a high level of consumer protection in the field of electronic payment instruments.
Finally, the ESC notes that the recommendation is based on classifications: electronic payment instruments, remote access instruments,
It is the cheapest instrument for small retail payments-- the average overall cost per transaction is lower for cash than for comparable electronic payment instruments;
The European Commission has agreed the terms of a Recommendation addressed to Member States and issuers of electronic payment instruments setting out minimum transparency, responsibility
To provide guidance, the Commission will in the course of 1998 issue a competition notice which will clarify the application of competition rules to electronic payment instruments.
The objective of the Recommendation is to boost confidence in electronic payment instruments, by ensuring that.
the Recommendation 97/489/EC on electronic payment instruments.
This marks the first step in a migration process over the next few years during which customers will move in a market-led process from existing national electronic payment instruments to the new SEPA instruments. .
This marks the first step in a migration process over the next few years during which customers will move in a market-led process from existing national electronic payment instruments to the new SEPA instruments. .
inviting them to take the necessary measures to ensure that the issuers of electronic payment instruments comply with the provisions.
the Directive 97/5/EC2 concerning the protection of the users of electronic payment instruments- but no coherent legal framework is in place.
avoid undermining the objectives of this Regulation by not making all electronic payment instruments operating cross-border subject to the principle of equality of charges;
frequently used electronic payment instrument for retail payments. .
The transfers of funds effected by means of an electronic payment instrument, other than those ordered and executed by institutions.
This recommendation specifies the minimum information that must be contained in the terms and conditions governing the issuing and use of an electronic payment instrument;
Article 6: This article lays down- as in the earlier recommendation- the liabilities of the holder in the event of loss or theft of an electronic payment instrument.
can prove conclusively- if at all- whether or not the customer was the initiator of the transaction effected with the technically secure electronic payment instrument.
Article 1(1)(a): according to the text, the recommendation applies to"transfers of funds, other than those ordered and executed by financial institutions, effected by means of an electronic payment instrument.
such as a possibility to use an electronic payment instrument together with one's existing bank account,
of the revised Regulation, there would be a serious inconsistency in the internal market, since an important electronic payment instrument would be allowed to have different prices for cross-border
the definition includes all the financial transfers carried out using any electronic payment instrument: payment cards, prepaid cards,