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Article R519-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

For the purposes of Article L. 519-1, any person who solicits or obtains the customer’s agreement to a banking transaction or payment service or who explains orally or in writing to a potential customer the terms and conditions of a banking transaction or payment service, with a view to carrying it out or providing it, shall be deemed to be making a presentation, offering or assisting in the conclusion of…

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Article R519-2 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

In addition to the persons mentioned in II of Article L. 519-1 and in Article L. 519-3, the following are not intermediaries in banking transactions and payment services within the meaning of Article L. 519-1 and are not subject to the obligations mentioned in this chapter 1° Persons offering intermediation services in banking transactions and payment services that complement the products or services provided as part of their professional activity,…

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Article R519-3 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

For the purposes of calculating the thresholds referred to in 1° of Article R. 519-2, the number and amount of banking transactions or payment services do not include transactions in the form of an overdraft facility repayable within one month, credit transactions with a repayment period not exceeding three months which are not subject to interest or charges or which are subject to charges of a negligible amount, or loans…

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Article R519-4 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

I. – The banking and payment services intermediaries referred to in Article L. 519-1 comprise the following categories: 1° Brokers in banking transactions and payment services, registered in the Trade and Companies Register for the activity of brokerage in banking transactions and payment services, who carry out intermediation under a mandate from the customer, to the exclusion of any mandate from a credit institution, a finance company, a payment institution,…

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Article R519-5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

I. – The remuneration provided for in I of Article L. 519-1 must be understood as any pecuniary payment or any other form of agreed economic benefit linked to the intermediation service. II. – The remuneration allocated for the intermediation activity may only be paid in full or in part to one of the intermediaries mentioned in I or III of article R. 519-4. The above provision does not preclude…

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