Rules and regulations are necessary to be able to accept online payments in an online shop. Use the guidelines we have developed and create regulations that meet all requirements.
Pursuant to Article 8(1) of the Act of 18.07.2002 on the provision of services by electronic means any provider of services by electronic means must have regulations and make them available each time before concluding a contract for the provision of such services.
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"Forms of payment available:
Payment cards:
*Visa
*Visa Electron
*Mastercard
*Mastercard Electronic
*Maestro"
with information:
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"The online payment service provider is Autopay S.A.".
Information on lead time orders in the event of payment by card. Example records:
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"In the event that a refund is required for a customer's payment card transaction, the seller will make the refund to the bank account assigned to the customer's payment card."
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"The seller shall refund the payment using the same means of payment used by the consumer, unless the consumer has expressly agreed to a different method of refund which does not incur any costs to the consumer."
Description technical requirementsThe shop has to meet the requirements of the customer in order to benefit from the shop's offer.
If you also provide other services in addition to online sales, the terms and conditions should also include provisions for these services. These may include, for example:
Customer information on personal data processed (what data are being processed and for what purpose). Example record:
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Information on privacy policy.
The Privacy Policy may be described in a separate tab or form part of the Terms of Service. It is in the Privacy Policy that you can include (as described in section 12) information about what kind of data you process and intend to process.
According to Article 2. paragraph 4 of the Act of 18.07.2002 on the provision of services by electronic means - "provision of services" is the performance of a service provided without the simultaneous presence of the parties (at a distance), through the transmission of data at the individual request of the recipient of the service, transmitted and received by means of equipment for electronic processing, including digital compression, and storage of data, which is entirely transmitted, received or transmitted via a telecommunications network within the meaning of the Act of 16 July 2004. - Telecommunications Law.