Nativa

#Card (credit or debit)

In Argentina, “Nativa” is a popular electronic payment method that allows consumers to pay for their purchases online and offline using their bank account. It is managed by the […]

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Description

In Argentina, “Nativa” is a popular electronic payment method that allows consumers to pay for their purchases online and offline using their bank account. It is managed by the National Bank of Argentina and is available for customers of the bank as well as customers of other partner banks.

To use Nativa, you first need to register with your bank and link your bank account to your Nativa account. Once you have set up your Nativa account, you can use this payment method to make payments at online and offline stores that accept Nativa as a payment method.

When you use Nativa to make a payment, the funds are immediately debited from your bank account. This payment method is considered safe and convenient because it does not require the use of a credit or debit card, but rather the direct link with your bank account.

It is important to note that the fees associated with using Nativa may vary depending on the bank you are registered with, so you should check the applicable fees with your bank before using this payment method.

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