Secure Payment
Ordering goods in the online shop babyshoes.lt, you can pay:
- Using the Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian e-banking systems.
Payment by Electronic banking is the prepayment using customer’s electronic banking system. The customer, in order to take advantage of this payment form, must be signed e-banking agreement with one of the following banks: (see list below);
- „PayPal“;
- By credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, VISA Virtual, VISA Electron, Maestro);
- In the kiosks Lietuvos Spauda, „Rkiosk“ and in Maxima tills in the whole Lithuania;
- Via “Webmoney”;
- Direct debit – ordering goods by e-mail, you will receive an account number, where you have to transfer money for the ordered shoes (including postage).
Bataivaikams.lt ensures that all these ways are completely safe.
Note: (ELECTRON cards issued by commercial banks in LITHUANIAN are debit and so far the banks do not give them the possibility to transfer money by the Internet.
It is IMPORTANT for those who have never shopped online:
In the online shop bataivaikams.lt you do not pay for the goods. You pay for them in the internet banking system, in a secure banking server, after entering passwords and other information, which only you know, into a system.
When paying by credit card, you also do not leave the data in “bataivaikams.lt, because you are directed to carry out payment transactions to the secure server of certified service providers.
In the shop bataivaikams.lt you can use these Internet banking systems:
Swedbank.lt
AB SEB bankas
Ebankas
AB bankas „DnB Nord“
I-linija
AB bankas „Snoras“
Bankas Internetu+
Danske bankas
Danske eBankas
Parex bankas
Parex Internet bankas
AB Nordea bankas
NetBank
AB Ūkio bankas
Eta bankas
AB „Šiaulių bankas“
SB Linija
Swedbank Latvia
Swedbank internetbanka
Nordea bank Estonia
Internetipank
Swedbank bank Estonia
„Swedbank“
“PayPal”
“PayPal” is the most popular electronic payment system in the world. “PayPal” is owned by “Ebay Inc”. More than 100 million consumers use it in more than 200 countries. Customers can use this system for free; the recipient pays the fee of money transfer.
- Using the Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian e-banking systems.
Payment by Electronic banking is the prepayment using customer’s electronic banking system. The customer, in order to take advantage of this payment form, must be signed e-banking agreement with one of the following banks: (see list below);
- „PayPal“;
- By credit cards (VISA, MasterCard, VISA Virtual, VISA Electron, Maestro);
- In the kiosks Lietuvos Spauda, „Rkiosk“ and in Maxima tills in the whole Lithuania;
- Via “Webmoney”;
- Direct debit – ordering goods by e-mail, you will receive an account number, where you have to transfer money for the ordered shoes (including postage).
Bataivaikams.lt ensures that all these ways are completely safe.
Note: (ELECTRON cards issued by commercial banks in LITHUANIAN are debit and so far the banks do not give them the possibility to transfer money by the Internet.
It is IMPORTANT for those who have never shopped online:
In the online shop bataivaikams.lt you do not pay for the goods. You pay for them in the internet banking system, in a secure banking server, after entering passwords and other information, which only you know, into a system.
When paying by credit card, you also do not leave the data in “bataivaikams.lt, because you are directed to carry out payment transactions to the secure server of certified service providers.
In the shop bataivaikams.lt you can use these Internet banking systems:
Swedbank.lt
AB SEB bankas
Ebankas
AB bankas „DnB Nord“
I-linija
AB bankas „Snoras“
Bankas Internetu+
Danske bankas
Danske eBankas
Parex bankas
Parex Internet bankas
AB Nordea bankas
NetBank
AB Ūkio bankas
Eta bankas
AB „Šiaulių bankas“
SB Linija
Swedbank Latvia
Swedbank internetbanka
Nordea bank Estonia
Internetipank
Swedbank bank Estonia
„Swedbank“
“PayPal”
“PayPal” is the most popular electronic payment system in the world. “PayPal” is owned by “Ebay Inc”. More than 100 million consumers use it in more than 200 countries. Customers can use this system for free; the recipient pays the fee of money transfer.
