Hej igen, Det giver fin mening med

Hej igen,


Det giver fin mening med jeres bevæggrunde for at undgå Teller.

Ift. Europæiske kreditkort, så handler det om, at vi som indløser er baseret i EU, og at merchant (apotek) ligger i Canada.

Det gør derfor ikke nogen forskel – prismæssigt – at consumer handler med et europæisk kreditkort. Der er stadig tale om en cross-border transaktion, fordi betalingen sker med et EU kort og købet foregår i et Canadisk apotek (canadisk merchant), og derfor er prisen baseret på cross border/international fee.

Hvis/når TRVT udvider til europæiske apoteker, og disse apoteker modtager køb fra europæiske kortholdere, så taler vi EU priser, som ligger på 1,5% (flat rate), fordi merchanten ligger i EU.

Jeg har vedhæftet vores beregning af card fee til denne mail J



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Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
Mia Balint

Resultater (Engelsk) 1:

Hi again, It provides fine sense with your motives to avoid Teller. IFT. European credit cards, so it's all about, that we as the acquirer is based in the EUROPEAN UNION, and that merchant (pharmacy) located in Canada. It makes no difference – price – to consumer trades with a European credit card. There is still talk of a cross-border transaction, because payment is made with a UNION card and the purchase takes place in a Canadian Pharmacy (Canadian merchant), and therefore is the price based on cross border/international fee. If/when TRVT extends to European pharmacies, and these pharmacies receive purchases from European cardholders, so are we talking EU prices, located at 1.5% (flat rate), because merchanten is located in the EUROPEAN UNION. I've attached our calculation of card fee for this mail J --Best regards/Best regardsMia Balint

Resultater (Engelsk) 2:

Hello again, it makes good sense with your motivations to avoid Teller. Ift. European credit card, so it's about that as the acquirer are based in the EU and the merchant (pharmacy) located in Canada. It therefore makes no difference - in terms of price - the consumer deals with a European credit card. There is still a cross-border transaction because the payment is made ​​with an EU map and the acquisition takes place in a Canadian pharmacy (Canadian merchant), and therefore the price is based on cross border / international fee. If / when TRVT extends to European pharmacies and these pharmacies will receive purchases from European cardholders, so we talk EU prices, which is 1.5% (flat rate) because merchanten lies in the EU. I have attached our calculation of card fee for this mail J - Yours Sincerely / Best regards Mia Balint

Resultater (Engelsk) 3:

hello again,it makes good sense to your motives to avoid teller.ift. european credit cards, so it is important that we as cash is based in the eu and that merchant (pharmacist) located in canada.it therefore makes no difference - price - to consumer is a european card. there is still talk of a cross border transaction, because the payment is made with a union card and purchase is a canadian pharmacy (canadian merchant), and therefore the price is based on cross border / international fee.if / when trvt extends to european pharmacies, and these pharmacies receive purchases from european cardholders, so are we talking the prices which is 1,5% (flat rate) because merchanten lies in the european union.i have attached our calculation of the card fee to this email j- -yours sincerely / best regardsbillion balint