Together with Jump.Finance, the bank has launched a new way for companies to settle with individuals - reverse acquiring. The service will allow businesses to use conventional merchant acquiring terminals to make payments to individuals' bank cards.
To make a payment, the individual will need to attach a bank card to the terminal, and the company will need to enter the transfer amount. Thus, the service can speed up settlements with individual suppliers when buying cars, used household appliances and electronics, clothing, scrap metal and other goods and raw materials.
Two modes of operation of terminals with reverse acquiring are available to clients - fiscal (with a receipt printed) and non-fiscal (without a receipt printed). The service works like a regular merchant acquiring terminal and does not require additional skills.
To launch the terminal, you do not need to connect to a computer or phone, or register in your personal account. Connecting reverse acquiring takes from several hours to several days, depending on the delivery time of the terminal and the location of the client. You can leave a request for connection on the Jump.Finance or "T-Business" website.
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