Ideal

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Inserting a bank card.
Business
Everyone in the Netherlands getting a new bank card
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Headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
BusinessTech
Rabobank, ING, and ABN Amro seek European alternatives to U.S. technology
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A crowded Leidsestraat in Amsterdam
Politics
Over 80 new laws and rules changes will take effect in the Netherlands on Jan. 1
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Unpacking an online purchase.
BusinessCultureLifestyle
Dutch Black Friday sales rise, but the day itself does not break any sales records
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SWIFT logo surrounded by bank cards
BusinessCultureLifestyle
Dutch consumers cut back on in-store card payments ahead of Christmas
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Woman on a shopping spree
BusinessCultureLifestyle
Black Friday and Cyber Monday transactions decline for first time in years
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Surge in Black Friday Shoppers
Business
Fewer in-store sales around Black Friday
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A pile of parcels stacked outside a door
Business
Black Friday on pay day, 5 days before Pakjesavond: records expected
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Paying online.
Tech
Consumers will soon be able to save accounts details with iDEAL payment system
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Rabobank
Business
Rabobank outage showing customers they have €0 in their accounts
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Surge in Black Friday Shoppers
Business
Record number of 7.1 million payments made during Black Friday
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Person paying online.
Business
Dutch payment processor iDeal to become European standard
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Money and chart representing an investment
Business
AFM: Online investment platforms must provide better advice to investors
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Person paying online.
Business
Record number of stores join online marketplaces
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iDEAL logo
Business
Half a billion iDEAL payments made last year; up 39%
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A PostNL van
Business
PostNL delivered around 12 million Sinterklaas gifts
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800px-Hema_store_front
Business
Hema voted Netherlands’ most needed brand
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Credit cards (Source: Wikimedia/Sprinno)
Business
iDeal must work flawlessly: store owners
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Credit cards (Source: Wikimedia/Sprinno)
Business
Debit card use rises ten percent
Crime
Cyber Attack Unprofessional
Business
More Bank Failures