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Bancontact

Founded in 1989, and now a brand from the Bancontact Payconiq Company, Bancontact makes it possible to pay directly through the online payment systems of all major Belgian banks for customers with Bancontact payment cards. Bancontact is the Belgian market leader in electronic payment services, with 24 banks issuing Bancontact cards including: Argenta, Attijariwafa Bank, AXA, BNP Paribas Fortis, Banque van Breda, Belfius Bank, Beobank, bpost Bank, CBC, Chaabi Bank, CPH, Crelan, Deutsche Bank, europabank, ING, KBC, Keytrade Bank, Nagelmackers and vdk Bank. At checkout, the consumer enters their card details or scans the QR code, then authorises payment.

Bancontact
Type Local Card
Consumer countries
Currencies

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Why Bancontact

In Belgium, Bancontact accounts for over 94% of all debit cards in circulation (Cards International).

The strongest payment brand in Belgium, Bancontact surpassed other established payment brands in terms of image and familiarity (iVox).

Bancontact reported in February 2023 that over a ten-year period, payments with Bancontact and Payconiq have increased from 1 billion to 2.3 billion.

Specifications

Coverage

Consumer
Merchant Global

Currencies

Consumer EUR
Processing EUR
Settlement EUR

Features

Recurring payments
One-click payments
Refunds
Partial refunds
Multiple partial refunds
Payment assurance
Chargeback risk

Payment flow

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At checkout, the consumer chooses Bancontact as their preferred payment method

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The consumer scans the QR code

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Using the Payconiq by Bancontact app

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The consumer reviews the order details then selects their preferred Bancontact card. At this step, the merchant can prompt the consumer to store their card details for future, recurring payments.

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They authorize the payment

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The payment is confirmed

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The merchant receives confirmation of payment

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At checkout, the consumer chooses Bancontact as their preferred payment method

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The consumer reviews the order details: merchant name, order number and amount. Then enters their Bancontact card details, such as card number and expiry date. This page can be translated into 4 different languages. At this step, the merchant can prompt the consumer to store their card details for future, recurring payments.

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The consumer might be required to perform a 3DS authentication by their issuing bank

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The merchant receives confirmation of payment.

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