Translation of "réseaux de cartes " (French → English) :

credit card network service

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compensatory teacher | teacher in learning support | developmental teacher | learning support teacher

distribution control operator | electrical power systems power dispatcher | electrical power distributor | power line worker

drainage engineering adviser | water and drainage engineer | drain engineer | drainage engineer

Care and support circumstances and networks

apprentice sprinkler system installer

isotach map | isovent map

Committee of Experts on the Transit of Natural Gas through Grids

(14) Payment instruments covered by the limited network exclusion could include store cards, fuel cards, membership cards, public transport cards, parking ticketing, meal vouchers or vouchers for specific services, which are sometimes subject to a specific tax or labour legal framework designed to promote the use of such instruments to meet the objectives laid down in social legislation.

6. Subject to Article 172(2) TFEU, the Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 53 of this Regulation concerning the adaptation of Annex III in order to include or adapt indicative maps of neighbouring countries, based on high-level agreements on transport infrastructure networks between the Union and the neighbouring countries concerned.

2. Notes that the European market in electronic payments is still fragmented, both across and within national borders; further notes that this fragmentation is likely to remain if incumbent card networks and mobile network operators are allowed to control these emerging new markets; encourages the necessary measures and enforcement to ensure a more open, transparent, innovative and competitive single market in payments, in such a way that it brings advantages and choice to all consumers with regard to card, internet and mobile payment options and mobile wallets, interoperability, costs and portability; asks the Commission, therefore, to assess the possible ways of bringing new entrants - banks or non-banks - into the European market for ...[+++]card, internet and mobile payments while protecting future technological innovations in this sector; believes that the supervision of multilateral interchange fees needs to be strengthened, and welcomes the proposals set out in the Single Market Act II relating to a revision of the Payment Services Directive and a legislative initiative on multilateral bank charges;

Thus, it was detected that the majority of national debit cards networks settle inter-bank commissions on a significantly lower level than the international networks, and that, in most of the Member States, the majority of banks permit the grant of mortgage credits, of personal credits and of loans to SMEs with the opening of a current account.