I. – Where the payment transaction is executed using an instrument referred to in Article L. 133-28, the payment service provider may provide the payer, on paper or on another durable medium, only with information on the main features of the payment service, including the way in which the payment instrument may be used, liability, charges levied and other specific information needed to make an informed decision, as well as an indication of where the other information and conditions defined in Article L. 314-13 are readily available.
II. – The payment service provider is not obliged to propose a change to the terms of the framework contract for payment services on paper or on a durable medium concerning an instrument referred to in Article L. 133-28.
III. – After execution of a payment transaction with an instrument mentioned in Article L. 133-28, the payment service provider may provide or make available on paper or any other durable medium only a reference enabling the payment service user to identify the payment transaction, its amount and the charges. In the case of multiple payment transactions of the same type to the same payee, he may provide or make available to the payment service user, on paper or any other durable medium, only information concerning the total amount and charges of those payment transactions.
However, the payment service provider is not bound by this obligation if the payment instrument is used anonymously or if the payment service provider is not otherwise technically able to provide this information. In such cases, the payment service provider shall provide the payer with the possibility of verifying the amount of funds stored.