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24. Please give specific examples, how much does a classic payment cost, how much does an instant payment cost?
Today, most clients choose a package of services, i.e. our banks have included immediate payment as an additional product in the package of services. If we are talking about a case where someone pays for each transaction individually and does not have a package of services, these are items in cents, but what is important is that the payment cannot cost a few euros, such as in some countries, where they have chosen the approach that if they want immediate payment, then this fee is 6 or more euros.