The European Union (EU) created SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) as a payments ecosystem which regulates how cashless payments are transacted between Euro countries. European consumers, businesses, and government agencies that make payments via direct debit, credit card or through credit transfers use the SEPA system. In the designated zone, businesses can carry out various transactions in Euros, regardless of their location.
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