About the company PayPal has been heard a lot in recent days. After the agreements it has gradually concluded with both Applem and Samsung, has now stepped onto a much higher level. It has managed to negotiate a very interesting cooperation with Visa, which would make any banker's hair stand on end. PayPal can now issue its own debit cards and thus attract a large portion of its clientele to European banks.
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Although already PayPal has had his banking license for a while now, having only used it for various teller services. However, the idea of issuing his own cards is confusing the entire financial sector. PayDespite the fact that Pal has so far operated more as an internet payment system, it is very popular. Issuing cards to PayPaul's accounts can shoot this popularity even higher.
The first signs of card games PayWe could see Pal payments some time ago in Italy or the USA. However, in both countries, they were always only prepaid cards that had their limits. However, Visa has now given the new cards access to contactless terminals in stores across Europe. So if you have PayPal account some financBut if you don't have cash or a full card, you have one less thing to worry about.
That you don't know what it is PayFire?
This is an internet payment system. The main idea of these payments is to transfer money between special PayPal accounts registered by certain people. The accounts are linked to payment cards and can be used to pay for various purchases in e-shops, for example, very easily. In addition, transactions are free thanks to transfers between accounts of one provider.
great! :)
Ale Apple Pay it doesn't support :(
but according to the current legislation they will be limited to withdrawals and use abroad (use outside the country of residence) in addition, there is noancAny discrepancies are resolved within a week or month. Next paypal does not allow currency conversion outside its system = it is impossible to trade with one currency + high fees. Spork did something similar with blesk (bleskpenezenka) and today it is unusable due to EU regulations.
Apple goes the way of cardless and wireless payment and PayWho wants to start issuing plastic cards? That doesn't make sense to me.