cross-border payments definition
cross-border payments means payments effected or to be effected between two national RTGS systems or between a national RTGS system and the ECB payment mechanism,
cross-border payments means electronic payment transactions initiated by the payer or by or through a payee and carried out via a payment service provider or a branch thereof in one Member State, with a view to making an amount of money available to a payee via his payment service provider or a branch thereof in another Member State;
cross-border payments means payments to a person that is not registered or based in Namibia. These payments are either initiated via a collection/debit order agreement with account holders of authorised Namibian financial institutions or by a Namibian account holder to a beneficiary in a foreign jurisdiction.
More Definitions of cross-border payments
cross-border payments means electronically processed payment transactions initiated by the payer or by or through a payee where the payment service providers of the payer and the payee are located in different Member States;
cross-border payments means payments effected or to be effected between two national real-time gross settlement (RTGS) systems or between a national RTGS system and the European Central bank (ECB) payment mechanism;
cross-border payments means: "cross-border credit transfers" being transactions carried out on the initiative of an originator via an institution or its branch in one
cross-border payments means payment transactions where either the originator’s institution or the beneficiary’s institution provides the relevant payment services outside the borders of the Republic of Hungary;