Post by civam61813 on Jan 4, 2024 6:14:21 GMT
That electronic receipts should be sent to the bank where the consumer has a bank account and whose payment card was used to make the purchase. From a technical perspective, electronic receipts may be collected in a dedicated tab on the bank's website that consumers.
Can access after logging into their account. In principle, such a solution should not raise any significant doubts, especially since the key information about a Country Email List specific transaction made using a payment card or via transfer is in any case held on the consumer's bank account. It's unclear whether.
Banks will be able to offer such services to millions of customers and whether it will ultimately lead to increased bank account fees. However, the question remains what about consumers who want to pay for products or services with cash. In their case, the electronic receipt.
Can access after logging into their account. In principle, such a solution should not raise any significant doubts, especially since the key information about a Country Email List specific transaction made using a payment card or via transfer is in any case held on the consumer's bank account. It's unclear whether.
Banks will be able to offer such services to millions of customers and whether it will ultimately lead to increased bank account fees. However, the question remains what about consumers who want to pay for products or services with cash. In their case, the electronic receipt.