Anyway, it also contained this...wtf!
When we buy something online we typically enter our payment details into the merchants website, and the merchant then gets the money from your bank account by way of a few intermediaries
- With PSD2, the Directive will allow retailers to ‘ask’ consumers for permission to use your bank details. Once you give permission, the retailer will receive the payment directly from your bank – no intermediaries
- The direct connection between retailers and banks will be enabled using Application Programming Interface or APIs for short
- The use of API’s is exciting because it enables companies (innovative companies) to connect to financial institutions directly
- The unconditional right of refund for direct debits under the SEPA CORE scheme
- A strong customer authentication system – check out the post: Two Factor Authentication
- Ban on surcharging (additional costs) for card payments
- Better consumer protection against fraud, capping any potential payments if a unauthorised payment is made to €50
- Improved consumer protection for payments made outside of the EU or in non-EU currencies
I just find it and Im sure 90% of the world would agree, rather unbelievable you would hand over your bank log on details to a third party...would you send it in an email?
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- 35 in-play matches on my tinder stock portfolio
- 13 dates
- 9 individual girls
- 5 girls kissed
- 3 shags
- 2 blowjobs
- 4 vaginas touched (2 in public in Edinburgh)
- 1 fisting
- two sets of tits jizzed on
- 0 meaningful relationship potential
- oldest 33
- youngest 22
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