To obtain an acquirer agreement, your webshop must meet the following requirements - the following information and elements must be clearly visible to the customer:
Company terms and conditions Your customers must actively accept your company/webshop's terms and conditions before the purchase can be completed. This must include a link to the terms and conditions.
Draft Terms and Conditions
Company subscription terms The same applies if your company/webshop sells subscription-based services or products. Subscription terms for products/services must be actively accepted by the customer before payment. The customer must also be able to see a link to the terms and conditions.
Easy access to terms and conditions etc. The customer must have easy access to your company or webshop's delivery terms, right of withdrawal and return policy.
Product descriptor The name of the product descriptor, which will appear on the customer's bank statement. This is important to be aware of if your webshop has a different name than your company (i.e., if the descriptor differs from the webshop's domain).
Customer service/support Easily accessible information about customer service or support, both email and phone number.
Personal data/privacy policy Customers must have easy access to personal data/privacy policy.
Products/services An accurate description of your products/services, including prices and fees.
Contact and company information/CVR number.
Company's physical location at the time of payment.
Visible payment card logos If you offer payment with Visa, Mastercard, Dankort, MobilePay, Google Pay and/or Apple Pay, the logos must be visible on your webshop. They are most often displayed at minimum at the bottom of the webshop.
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*NOTE* If your website or webshop is not finished, the acquirer must have access to it via a test link or login in order to process your application.