What is the official website of the payment service?
The official website for Axepta payment services in Italy under Worldline is https://axepta.bnpparibas
The official website for Axepta payment services in Italy under Worldline is https://axepta.bnpparibas
Customer support contacts can be found on the official Axepta BNP Paribas support page and typically under "Contact" or "Support" sections on the website.
The main customer service phone number for Axepta BNP Paribas support is +33 825 07 27 47 (Charged at 0.15€ per minute plus call cost)
For Belgium, there is a toll-free number +32 (0)800 94 044 for additional terminals or new contracts; no general toll-free number was identified for Italy.
The technical support email address for Axepta BNP Paribas is [email protected]
Yes, specific emails exist such as [email protected] for Belgium technical support and [email protected] for sales inquiries; localized support emails exist for Luxembourg as well but Italy-specific distinct emails were not explicitly detailed.
The availability of online chat support is not explicitly mentioned; usually, chat is accessible via the official website customer support portal if offered.
No confirmed information about 24/7 chat availability was found; standard support hours are usually business days.
No verified information about support via Telegram or WhatsApp is available.
Support service is generally available Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 6:00 pm for email and phone, specific regional services like Belgium have extended hours including weekends.
Regional support centers such as Belgium operate on weekends and holidays with limited hours; full weekend/holiday support is generally not available.
As Axepta Italy operates as part of Worldline with banking partnerships, regional physical offices likely exist but no specific public in-person client office information was found.
Exact physical office addresses in Italy were not disclosed in available sources; Worldline Italy sites likely serve as operational bases.
No direct protocol for personal meeting scheduling is published, typically meetings are arranged via sales or account managers upon request.
Yes, Axepta is part of Worldline which has a presence across Europe including Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, and others.
Support languages include Italian (for Italy), French, English, Dutch, German, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic across regional centers.
Technical support aims to respond within 8 working hours for premium levels, typical response times by email or phone vary by complexity.
Yes, premium or VIP clients can obtain priority handling and faster technical support response times.
Callback services are typically available in industry-standard payment services, but no specific detail was found for Axepta.
Axepta was established before being integrated with BNP Paribas and later acquired by Worldline; exact founding year not found, but active since at least early 2010s.
Originally owned by BNL (BNP Paribas Group), now majorly owned by Worldline after an 80% acquisition completed in 2022.
The company is registered in Italy under the banking group BNL BNP Paribas and operational control by Worldline.
Axepta grew as a bank-owned acquirer in Italy, with a strong POS network, integrated extensively into Worldline’s European payment ecosystem from 2022 onward.
Significant update includes the acquisition by Worldline in 2022, integration under Worldline’s global Merchant Services brand.
Specific board members of Axepta Italy post-acquisition are not publicly detailed; oversight is under Worldline Group executives.
Main investors/owners are Worldline (80%) and BNL BNP Paribas (20%) as a strategic partnership.
Worldline is publicly traded on Euronext Paris, but Axepta Italy itself is a subsidiary not independently listed.
Market cap applies to Worldline, the parent company, not to Axepta Italy separately.
Axepta Italy itself acts as a branch/subsidiary under Worldline’s Merchant Services.
Axepta operates under Italy’s regulated banking and payment institution licenses as part of the BNP Paribas Group and Worldline’s regulatory framework.
Operates officially in Italy, and through Worldline, across several European countries.
No verified information indicates specific cryptocurrency licenses for Axepta Italy.
Yes, compliance with AML and KYC is standard, required by EU and Italian regulations for payment institutions.
Axepta payment solutions comply with PCI DSS standards and other relevant payment card security certifications.
Regular security audits are standard practice; no specific audits publicly disclosed but expected under Worldline governance.
Client funds protection adheres to regulatory requirements consistent with banking and payment service providers in Italy.
Compliance includes PCI DSS, PSD2, GDPR, and relevant EU payment regulations.
No public records of regulatory fines or violations found related to Axepta Italy.
Reviews may be found on business payment solution forums, fintech review sites, and merchant feedback platforms.
Common complaints in payment services generally relate to integration complexity, transaction issues, and customer support delays.
Users appreciate broad payment acceptance, reliability, integration support, and partnership with major banks.
No widespread or significant withdrawal issues reported.
The payment interface is noted as functional and customizable, with UI components for easy merchant integration.
Transaction processing is reported fast and efficient in line with industry standards.
Users typically recommend Axepta in Italian market segments needing integrated bank acquiring services.
Experts rate Axepta’s reliability positively, especially after integration with Worldline’s technology and market presence.
No specific awards mentioned but Worldline and BNP Paribas have industry recognition for payment innovation.
As part of Worldline, it contributes to high rankings in European acquiring market.
Regulatory adherence is strong, with positive compliance reviews typical for bank-owned services.
It is well-regarded for innovation and partnership with BNL/BNP Paribas in Italy.
Innovation is recognized through features like Smart Checkout, multi-channel acceptance, and API integrations.
The service complies with quality standards aligned with banking and fintech sectors.
Worldline participates in major payment industry events; Axepta likely represented through Worldline.
Positioned as a leading Italian bank-owned acquirer integrated in Worldline’s European merchant services network.
Primarily Euro (EUR); possible acceptance of other European currencies depending on merchant setup.
No verified cryptocurrency payment support details for Axepta Italy.
No proprietary crypto token is associated with Axepta.
Currency conversion may be supported as standard in payment processing but no detailed internal FX system public info.
Industry-standard bank or card network exchange rates apply when conversions are performed.
Rates are updated in real-time or near real-time as per card networks and banking FX schedules.
No confirmed support for stablecoins.
Exotic currency acceptance would depend on merchant acquiring agreements, not explicitly stated.
Subject to local regulation and card network rules; Italy primarily uses Euro with typical EU restrictions.
Supports POS payments, online card payments, mobile wallet transactions, and bank transfers (depending on merchant services).
Peer-to-peer transfers are not a common feature of bank acquirers like Axepta.
Supports card payments but card-to-card transfers as a payout are typically outside core services.
Merchant settlement funds can be transferred to bank accounts per acquiring agreements.
Not a core feature; service mainly focused on merchant payment processing.
Recurring payment setup is supported via API integrations for subscription or repeat billing models.
Automated settlements to merchants’ bank accounts are a standard feature.
Payment scheduling at the merchant level via API is typically supported.
No specific group payment feature identified.
Axepta offers Smart Checkout and online payment page features which imply payment link capabilities.
Minimum transaction amounts may depend on card schemes and merchant configuration.
Maximum transaction limits are set per merchant agreement and card network rules.
Daily limits may apply depending on merchant risk profiles and regulatory requirements.
Monthly/annual limits follow card scheme and banking regulations; typically flexible with merchant volume.
Limits can be increased by submitting requests through account managers and verification upgrades.
Verified merchants have higher transaction limits compared to new or unverified accounts.
New account restrictions commonly include lower limits and tighter fraud monitoring.
Local regulatory frameworks may impose geographic variations in limits.
Yes, operations can be blocked due to suspicious activity, fraud alerts, or regulatory compliance holds.
Limits on transaction counts may be imposed for operational or security reasons.
Details on account funding minimums are generally merchant-agreement dependent.
Funding methods mainly relate to settlement of merchant funds via bank transfers.
Fees for funding merchant accounts are usually minimal or none; client transaction fees may apply.
Minimum funding amounts depend on merchant contracts and service type.
Merchant settlements generally occur daily or per agreed schedule, typically within 1-3 business days.
Merchants withdraw funds settled to their bank accounts; consumer withdrawal methods depend on card issuer.
Withdrawal fees depend on banking partners and country policies, typically paid by merchants or consumers as per card issuer.
Withdrawal processing times vary from immediate (card) to several business days (bank transfers).
Limits are defined by card schemes, banks, and merchant contracts.
Card funding generally is instant or near-instant for consumer payments.
Bank transfers may take 1-3 business days depending on country banking systems.
Not applicable as cryptocurrency transfers are not supported.
Internal P2P transfers are not part of Axepta service offering.
Weekend processing delays commonly occur in banking and payment settlement.
Holidays usually delay processing times for funding and withdrawals.
Express processing options may exist in some agreements, typically at extra cost.
Funding speed is determined by banking systems, clearing mechanisms, and merchant setup.
Merchants generally receive notifications on transaction and settlement statuses.
Contact support with transaction details to investigate delayed funding.
Withdrawal requests processing aligns with banking hours and merchant agreements.
Card withdrawals usually occur instantly or within the same day, depending on card network.
Bank transfers may take 1-3 business days.
N/A for Axepta.
Yes, banking and withdrawal delays occur on weekends.
Holidays slow down withdrawal processing.
Express withdrawal services sometimes available for a fee.
Banking hours, fraud checks, and regulatory compliance affect withdrawal speed.
Merchants generally get withdrawal status notifications.
Cancellation possible before processing but depends on service policy.
Registration involves filling out a merchant application, providing business and banking info, and signing an agreement.
Business identification, bank account details, contact info, and authorized user documents.
Email is standard for account creation and communication.
Phone verification may be part of KYC procedures.
Merchants must be legally of age and compliant with business regulations.
Yes, corporate merchant accounts are standard.
Real, verifiable data is required under regulatory compliance.
Service mainly targets Italian businesses; restrictions apply to non-EU residents.
Account activation varies from a few days to weeks depending on verification.
Multiple KYC verification levels exist, from basic to enhanced.
ID cards, business registration, bank account proof.
Yes, full verification requires more detailed documents.
Yes, digital copies are commonly accepted.
Usually a few business days.
Limited usage; major functions require verification.
Limits on transaction size, number, and service access.
Yes, address proof is usually part of KYC.
Increasingly common under enhanced KYC.
Typically every 1-2 years or on request.
Uses TLS encryption, PCI DSS compliant cryptography.
Yes, 2FA is supported as part of account security.
SMS verification is used for transactions and logins.
Supported in mobile apps where applicable.
No publicly known blockchain integration.
Yes, layered security includes encryption, 2FA, fraud monitoring.
Complies with GDPR and employs secure data storage and processing practices.
Not applicable.
Standard DDoS mitigation measures in place.
Yes, regular internal and external security audits are conducted.
Email and site security measures to prevent phishing are implemented.
Fraud and suspicious activity detection systems are in place.
AML programs with transaction monitoring and KYC procedures.
Yes, suspicious accounts are blocked pending investigation.
Report immediately to support and follow instructions.
Via customer support channels with detailed information.
Compensation depends on terms and circumstances.
Users have rights for chargebacks and dispute resolution as per PCI and regulatory rules.
Contact support and provide required evidence; escalation possible.
Likely operational insurance covers cyber risks but no specific product details found.
Fees vary by transaction type and merchant agreement.
Typically no fees on funding merchant accounts; customer fees depend on card issuer.
Withdrawal fees may apply per banking agreements.
Standard currency conversion fees apply if relevant.
Not commonly charged.
Possible monthly or annual fees per contract.
Cancellation fees may apply depending on timing.
Express services may have additional fees.
Transparent fee disclosures are a regulatory requirement.
Often tiered or negotiated fees for large volume merchants.
Tariff plans vary by merchant size and service scope.
VIPs get priority support, customized pricing, and exclusive services.
Through business volume, contract negotiation, or premium status.
Some plans may include free transactions up to a threshold.
Discounts often offered for high-volume or loyal customers.
Yes, corporate tariffs and plans are available.
Custom pricing available for large or special clients.
Not commonly used in B2B payment services.
Cashbacks are rare, more common in consumer cards.
Volume-based discounts apply.
Yes, Axepta BNP Paribas offers mobile apps like Tap to Pay for contactless payments.
iOS and Android platforms.
Accept payments, contactless payments, transaction history, and account management.
Mobile apps focus on in-person payments; web versions provide broader merchant account management.
Yes, biometric authentication is supported in mobile apps.
Limited offline functionality, primarily requires online connectivity for transactions.
Push notifications are supported for transaction alerts.
No specific mention of dark mode availability.
Regular updates maintain security and add features.
Beta versions not publicly disclosed.
The web platform is described as user-friendly and customizable.
Yes, web interfaces are mobile-responsive.
Italian, English, French, and other European languages.
Not specifically mentioned.
No information about hotkey support.
Export of transaction reports and statements is supported.
Axepta provides APIs for payment integration and management.
Supports integration with e-commerce platforms, CMS, and third-party services.
Periodic updates aligned with security and feature improvements.
No mention of virtual card issuance.
Not applicable.
Limited, mainly Euro-focused.
No investment products offered.
No interest on balance products.
No direct credit or lending services.
Yes, Axepta operates as a merchant acquirer for businesses in Italy.
No explicit information found on mass payouts.
No explicit loyalty program information available.
Not applicable.
No information available.
VIP clients receive priority support and custom pricing.
Not typically offered.
Premium support is available based on service level agreements.
Possible but not detailed.
No specific corporate loyalty programs found.
No explicit mention; standard banking restrictions usually apply.
Gambling transactions may be subject to regulatory limitations.
Possible under fraud and regulatory compliance policies.
Generally follows regulatory guidance, with cautious monitoring.
None publicly detailed.
Transactions monitored like any other for compliance.
No specific notifications.
Standard transaction limits apply.
Not specific to payment service; provided by gambling operators.
Not applicable.
Yes, per compliance policies.
Not through payment service.
No information.
Not applicable.
Not publicly listed.
No information.
Not applicable.
Not specified.
Subject to national regulations.
As standard card or bank payments.
Standard processing times apply.
Depends on casino policies.
Not reported.