Some explanations for the management of discounts

DISCOUNTS

Table NOTES :

The Quantity discount is a function of Quantity ordered (example 3 - 5 - 7 - 10 products).

The new Unit price net delivered is displayed as well as the'economy.
The number LOYALTY POINTS to acquire for free of charge this product is clearly noted in the light blue frame.
The number LOYALTY POINTS acquired usable upon your next order are recalled in the yellow frame.
The former unit price in light grey is barred
The new unit price net after discount is shown in red character
The Discount rate achieved is part of the salmon frame

CONCLUSION

The more products you order, the higher the discount rate by quantity ordered

PAYMENTS

Our 3D Secure Secure Payment System

3D Secure is an additional authentication step that the client completes at the time of payment. As a general rule, the client is redirected to the bank's website, where they must confirm their identity. Strong customer authentication is mandatory in Europe. It is optional in other regions, but you can still use it as a tool to reduce fraud.

With 3D Secure, you protect both your customers and your business against fraudulent card payments by ensuring that the buyer is the legitimate owner of the card.

Furthermore, if a customer challenges a payment that has been successfully authenticated via 3D Secure, responsibility passes from you to the card issuer.

Two secure payment methods

1 - With your account

PayPal is an online payment service that allows you to pay for purchases, receive payments, or send and receive money. To benefit from these services, a person must create an account and then send various bank details to PayPal, such as the payment card number. Subsequently, transactions are made without having to re-communicate its bank details, with an e-mail address and password sufficient.
It is not necessary to feed his account PayPal in advance. The source of supply you have chosen (payment card or bank account) is automatically debited at the time of the transaction.
PayPal may also allow the transfer of funds from one account to another internet user provided that the recipient has a PayPal account. This service is free if you choose a bank account as a source of supply, or if there is money available in your PayPal account.
Paypal provides regulations on procurement protection. These regulations favour the buyer rather than the seller, so it is possible for the buyer to make claims according to the type of product received. In the case of disagreements with the seller concerning the purchased product, the buyer can then proceed to the creation of a dispute via the Paypal website. Once this claim has been made, Paypal will manage the file and make the final decision based on the documents provided by both parties.
In 2016, Paypal launches into mobile payment solutions shortly after Apple Pay's launch. For this, PayPal partners with Visa and Mastercard companies.