Payment methods

Paypal

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Bank transfer

This type of payment is among the most used and is cheaper than the cash on delivery. In terms of time, however, the goods will be shipped only after the actual crediting to the bank account.

The fields to be filled in to make the transfer must contain the following information:

Gruppo A.R. S.r.l.
Via Giuseppe Ferrari 19/21
00195 Rome, ITALY

Bank UNICREDIT

IBAN IT 03 Q 02008 05108 000000795021

BIC/SWIFT UNCRITM1719 

The purpose of the bank transfer must include the following information:

ORDER NUMBER

NAME AND SURNAME OF THE ASSETMAN

The transfer will be considered valid only if it is credited to the bank account no later than 5 working days until expiry of the order.

Credit card

The card transaction takes place through the Virtual Pos service of Worldline Merchant Services Italia S.p.A. At no time during the purchase procedure the electronic system of the e-commerce portal and no member of the staff is able to know the Customer's credit card number, which is provided by the Customer to the Secure Server of the Credit Institution on a secure and encrypted internet connection according to the current standards of the online payments market. You can pay with Apple Pay if you've set up it on your device.

Pay in installments with Scalapay

If you buy with Scalapay, you receive your order immediately and pay in 3 installments. You acknowledge that the installments will be transferred to Incremento SPV S.r.l., related parties and their assignees, and that you authorize this transfer. The amount that can be financed ranges from €5 to €2,500.

The service is available for the following countries: France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Belgium, Austria and Finland.