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At Banca March, we sit down with companies, assess their needs and analyse the best way of addressing them.
Sound financial management is key to the success of any business.
We know just how important it is for your business to enforce your right to receive payment.
These are the payment methods that we offer to our business customers:
Making it possible for your customers to pay by credit or debit card.
Our advisers will provide you with information on the model that best suits your business needs: mobility, multi-currency, online payment…
More information about point of sale (POS) terminals
Our bank provides you with the value of commercial sales for specific transactions as part of your commercial activities.
This operation allows you to send remittances of receipts to your customers via online banking.
Manage your company's payment needs and obligations thanks to our portfolio of products and services:
Designed to facilitate payments, manage your company's travel and entertainment expenses, payments for office suppliers, equipment and even suppliers… Adjusting the limits to your needs.
Manage employee and supplier payments all from the comfort of your own computer.
Product designed for you to confirm the promissory notes/invoices received by your company, while the bank handles your supplier payments.
This supplier payment management system allows you to:
Discover our different options:
The Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) allows you to make electronic payments in euros between any resident in the SEPA area, using a single bank account and single set of financial instruments.
The SEPA consists of 34 countries: the EU 28, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland.
Additional information about this type of payment:
Replaced national transfers and boasts the following characteristics:
The use of SEPA instruments is mandatory effective 1 February 2014, according to the provisions of Regulation (EU) 260/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council.
These regular or ad-hoc payments can be made either domestically or cross border in any country within the SEPA area.
There are two different types, SEPA CORE/COR1* (former domestic direct debits) and SEPA B2B (new mode in which the refund/management term is reduced and the borrower waives the right to reimbursement for authorised transactions).
These are the two main differences:
*SEPA COR1 direct debits are identical to SEPA CORE, although the presentation period for the paying institution is 1 day.
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