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Business · Banking · published 2026-10-14 · via Benzinga Italia

BPER e Visa ampliano l’offerta di pagamenti digitali per privati e aziende

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BPER e Visa hanno esteso la loro collaborazione nel settore dei pagamenti digitali. L’accordo comprende una carta di debito virtuale, la funzione Click to Pay e pagamenti tramite dispositivi indossabili. I servizi sono destinati sia alla clientela retail sia alle imprese.

Expanded Detail

BPER and Visa have expanded their existing cooperation in the digital payments field. The updated agreement covers a virtual debit card, the Click to Pay feature, and payment capabilities through wearable devices.

The offering is designed for two customer groups: retail clients and businesses. This means the collaboration now spans payment tools intended for both everyday consumers and corporate users.

Context

The move could make digital payments more accessible to retail customers and companies, potentially simplifying transactions and reducing reliance on physical cards. People who prefer wearable or digital payment options may benefit, while businesses may find it easier to accept varied payment methods. However, adoption and actual impact will depend on availability, user uptake, and security perceptions, which are not detailed here.

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