I. – A decree defines the maximum amounts of payment, expenditure or storage of funds below which payment instruments designed to guarantee compliance with these thresholds are considered to be reserved for small-value payments.
II. – For the instruments mentioned in I, the payment service provider may agree with the payer that :
1° The payer may not revoke the payment order after having transmitted it or after having given his consent to the execution of the payment transaction to the payee;
2° Execution times other than those mentioned in Article L. 133-13 may apply;
3° The Payment Service Provider is not obliged to notify the Payment Service User of the refusal of the payment order if the Payment Service User is aware of this when he places his payment order;
4° II and III of Article L. 133-15, Article L. 133-17, III of Article L. 133-19 and Article L. 133-20 may not apply to instruments mentioned in I for which the payment service provider does not have the capacity to block the account or the payment instrument;
5° Article L. 133-18, I, II and IV of Article L. 133-19 and Articles L. 133-20, L. 133-23 and L. 133-23-1 may not apply to the instruments mentioned in this article if the instrument is used anonymously or if the payment service provider is unable, for other reasons inherent in the payment instrument, to provide proof that a transaction has been authorised.