Mobile payment refers to a wide range of payment methods that allow buyers to make payments using their mobile devices, such as smartphones or tablets. These methods typically involve using a mobile wallet, a mobile banking app, or a contactless payment system. They provide a convenient and secure alternative to traditional payment methods, allowing for quick and easy transactions with the added security of mobile authentication.
Allows for quick and easy payments using a mobile device.
Often involves multi-factor authentication for increased security.
Available to a wider range of customers with mobile devices.
Many mobile payment systems support contactless payments.
Uses a digital wallet app to store payment information and make transactions.
Allows payments through a bank’s mobile banking app.
Enables payments by tapping a mobile device on a contactless terminal.
Allows payments by scanning QR codes.
Uses NFC technology for contactless payments.
Includes PIN codes, biometric authentication, or device tokenization for security.
PostFinance Card is a versatile payment card offering Swiss businesses and their customers a secure, convenient, and widely accepted way to make payments both in-store and online.
SEPA Credit
SEPA Credit Transfer is a secure and efficient way for businesses to make payments within the European Union, streamlining cross-border transactions and simplifying international payments.
Instalment Payments, Invoice
A payment method allowing buyers to split the cost of a purchase into several installments, with each installment paid on a set schedule.
Instalment Payments
A payment method allowing buyers to spread the cost of their purchase over several installments with payments automatically deducted from their bank accounts.
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