With regard to their activities relating to electronic money, the persons mentioned in Article L. 561-9-1 are not subject to the due diligence requirements set out in Articles L. 561-5 and L. 561-5-1 if the following conditions are met:
1° Electronic money is issued for the sole purpose of acquiring consumer goods or services. In particular, it may not be used to purchase digital assets;
2° The maximum monetary value stored does not exceed 150 euros and, if the medium can be reloaded, the monetary value is subject to a maximum storage and payment limit of 150 euros per thirty-day period and may only be used for payments within the national territory;
3° The electronic money medium may not be loaded with cash. However, this condition does not apply in the following cases:
a) The electronic money is issued for the acquisition of goods or services in a limited network of persons accepting these means of payment or for a limited range of goods or services;
b) The maximum monetary value stored on the medium, which is not rechargeable, does not exceed EUR 50;
4° The electronic money storage medium may not be loaded with electronic money whose holder has not been identified and whose identity has not been verified, under the conditions laid down in Articles R. 561-5 and R. 561-5-1 respectively;
5° The persons referred to in Article L. 561-9-1 shall set up a general system for monitoring and analysing transactions that is adapted to the main characteristics of their customers and their products in order to enable them to detect any unusual or suspicious transactions, such as the holding of several electronic money media by the same customer.
Cash withdrawals or redemptions of electronic money in excess of €50 or payment transactions initiated via the Internet or by means of a remote communication device in excess of €50 per transaction remain subject to the due diligence requirements set out in Articles L. 561-5 and L. 561-5-1.