Exclusive: Italy Proposes No Fees for Digital Euro Payments Under €10
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Italy has proposed that digital euro transactions under 10 euros be exempted from fees, a measure that would particularly favor small businesses. According to sources and documents consulted by Euronews, the Italian proposal is also being viewed positively by the banking community, including the European Central Bank (ECB), reports Telegrafi. The digital euro is conceived as an electronic form of payment that would function alongside cash. The E…
Italy suggests the exemption of small traders from fees for payments of less than 10 euros, a measure supported by the central bank community, on the basis of the final negotiations in Brussels on the introduction of the digital euro, informs Euronews, transmits Agerpres.
The digital euro could make small everyday transactions, such as a coffee, a bottle of water, a ticket or, ultimately, a small purchase, practically free of commission for the merchant. This is exactly what Euronews reports in an exclusive report, noting that Italy is pushing for its use for transactions under 10 euros […]
Italy suggests the exemption of small traders from commissions for payments of less than 10 euros, a measure supported by the [...]
Italy proposes that payments with digital euro up to 10 euros should be exempted from some commissions for traders, a measure that would particularly benefit small businesses and is supported by the Bank...
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