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Payment Solution for Online Retailers

Unlock seamless payment experiences for your business with LiberSave’s Payment Initiation Services (PIS) solution.
Say goodbye to traditional payment methods and embrace a new era of efficiency, security, and convenience for your customers.

Why Choose LiberSave (PIS)?

Efficiency

Streamline your payment processes and eliminate the hassle of intermediaries. With LiberSave (PIS), transactions occur directly between accounts, cutting down on processing time and costs.

Security

Rest easy knowing that your customer’s sensitive payment information is safeguarded. LiberSave (PIS) adheres to the highest security standards, including PSD2 compliance and Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), ensuring peace of mind for both you and your customers.

Convenience

Empower your customers to make payments directly from their bank accounts through their preferred banking channels, whether it’s via mobile banking apps or online banking portals. LiberSave (PIS) supports local payment channels like SEPA Instant, providing instant settlement for transactions.
 

How It Works

Integration

Seamlessly integrate LiberSave (PIS) into your existing payment infrastructure with our easy-to-use API.

Initiation

Your customers initiate payments directly from your platform by selecting the LiberSave (PIS) option at checkout.

Authorization

Customers choose their bank and authorize the payment, ensuring a secure and streamlined process.

Completion

Transactions are swiftly processed, and customers are redirected back to your website, providing a seamless payment experience.

Get Started Today!

Ready to innovate your payment processes? Join LiberSave (PIS) today and experience the future of payments. Increase efficiency, enhance security, and delight your customers with LiberSave (PIS) – the ultimate payment solution for merchants.

Legal basis

Coupon, also known as Gutschein, is defined by the Council Directive (EU) 2016/1065 with amendments. According to this definition, a coupon means an instrument where there is an obligation to accept it as consideration or part consideration for a supply of goods or services, and where the good or services to be supplied or the identities of their potential suppliers are either indicated on the instrument itself or in related documentation, including the terms and conditions of use of such instrument.