Sofort: Direct payment via online banking
When shopping online, select Online Bank Transfer with Sofort as the payment method. This automatically redirects you to the securely encrypted payment wizard of Sofort. Select your country and bank and login using your online banking login details. At the end, confirm the credit transfer by entering a confirmation code.
Compared to advanced payment (by bank transfer), you have the advantage that the payment process using Online Bank Transfer with Sofort follows directly after the purchase order has been placed. The payment details will be transferred automatically from the online shop. Furthermore, the online shop can process and deliver your order faster thanks to our real-time transaction notification.
Smart
- No need to fill in payment details
- No registration – without password
- Without a second account (eWallet)
- Convenient payment using your familiar online banking details
Fast
- All within one process - faster than advanced payment (by bank transfer)
- Direct payment to the shop - amount will be transferred from your online banking account to the merchant's account
- Immediate dispatch of your order possible thanks to a real-time transaction notification sent to the merchant
Secure
- Double protection qualified by online banking login details and the unique usability of a confirmation code
- Data processing centre in Germany in accordance with strict banking standards
Legal notice: https://www.sofort.de/impressum.html
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Frequently asked questions
When was SOFORT founded?
SOFORT was founded in 2005.
What industry is SOFORT in?
SOFORT operates in Technology, Information and Internet. Find similar Technology, Information and Internet investors on gritt.io.
Where is SOFORT based?
SOFORT is headquartered in München, Germany.
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