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E-payments without frontiers

E-payments without frontiers

Source: European Central Bank

An e-payments issues paper from the European Central Bank exploring the latest developments and innovations in retail payments.

The scope is on e-payment services that support e-commerce transactions (business to consumer, B2C) or electronic payments between consumers (person to person, P2P) and that constitute new concepts, beyond the basic traditional payment instruments provided by the banking industry.

Recent developments in the market are set into a pan-European context, in order to monitor the development of e-payment services within the euro area and across Europe.

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