Which payment methods are available on Riverty Back in Flow?
Riverty Back in Flow offers you a wide range of easy payment options to settle the outstanding balance quickly and securely. You are sure to find your preferred payment method among them.
Please note: The payment options available to you depend on the creditor.
Payment via SEPA direct debit
With a SEPA direct debit, you authorise Riverty Back in Flow to debit a certain amount from your bank account on a one-off or regular basis ("direct debit"). We will only entail the amount specified by you in the SEPA mandate. Your advantage: With this payment method, you are guaranteed to meet the payment deadline. Important: Make absolutely sure that your account is adequately covered on the day of debiting.
Payment by VISA debit card
Payment via PayPal
Do you have a PayPal account? If so, you can also pay the claims by PayPal. After clicking on "Pay now" you will automatically be redirected to the PayPal payment page.
Payment via ApplePay
If you choose to pay by ApplePay, simply select "Pay with ApplePay" in the next step. You will be automatically redirected to the ApplePay payment page.
Payment via PaybyBank
With PaybyBank, you can make payments directly from your bank account - a secure and convenient alternative to credit cards. Simply select your bank and log in to your online banking. You also authorise the payment there.
Payment via iDEAL
If you want to make an online transfer from a Dutch bank account, you can use the connection via iDEAL without having to switch to your bank's website. We will forward you directly.
Payment via Przelewy24
For payments from Poland we offer the payment service Przelewy24. You will be redirected from the P24 portal directly to the online-banking page of your banking institution. Please have your online-banking access data ready.
Payment via Trustly
You can use Trustly from Sweden and Germany if the bank has the corresponding connection. With Trustly, you can make the transfer immediately without having to switch to the page of your banking institution.