Translation of "credit card " (English → French) :

For the purposes of Directive 93/13/EEC (1), where authorisation for enforcement has been given in the absence of the consumer, is a national court seised of an objection to enforcement of a credit agreement relating to the issue of a credit card such as an American Express Gold card required, as soon as it has at its disposal the fact and points of laws necessary to that end, to evaluate, including of its own motion, whether the commission provided for in the agreement in question is unfair, namely: (a) — commission for issuing the card; (b) — commission for annual management of the card; (c) — commission for annual management of the ...[+++]additional card; (d) — commission for renewing the card; (e) — commission for replacing the card; (f) — commission for changing the PIN; (g) — commission for withdrawing cash from cash machines and over the counter (the bank’s own or those of other banks in Romania or abroad); (h) — commission for payment of goods and/or services supplied by traders abroad or in Romania; (i) — commission for printing and sending statements of account; (j) — commission for viewing balances on cash machines; (k) — commission for late payment; (l) — commission for exceeding the credit limit; (m) — commission for unjustified refusal to pay — notwithstanding the fact that the amount of such commission is not specified in the agreement?

for credit agreements, the purpose of which is to acquire or retain rights in immovable property the credit is provided for a period of 20 years starting from the date of the initial drawdown, and that the final payment made by the consumer clears the balance of capital, interest and other charges, if any; in the case of credit agreements the purpose of which is not to acquire or retain rights in immovable property or which are drawn down by deferred debit cards or credit cards, this period shall be of one year.

For the purpose of this Regulation, this category comprises credit granted to households or non-financial corporations either via delayed debit cards, i.e. cards providing convenience credit as defined below, or via credit cards, i.e. cards providing convenience credit and extended credit.

However, the intention behind Article 2(2) may be that the settlement (via the PSP of the payer) of the bill relating to the underlying credit card transactions made by the payer is not part of any credit transfer that could have been initiated using the credit card, but a completely separate credit transfer from the payer to the credit card company.

The investigations focused on credit and debit card surcharges: as a result, in the UK,[73] 12 airlines agreed to include debit card surcharges in the headline price and ensure that surcharges for paying by credit card are easy to find when booking online; in Italy, six airline companies were penalised and agreed to include such charges in the advertised price by the end of 2012.[74]

Under the distance selling directive, credit card companies now carry the risk in the event of the fraudulent use of credit cards or credit card numbers.