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Wero is coming, but there are fears of higher costs

Wero is coming, but there are fears of higher costs

Next month, the iDeal payment system in the Netherlands will be replaced by Wero, which promises increased consumer protection and convenience. However, business owners are concerned that the new system's shift to a percentage-based transaction fee will significantly increase their operational costs compared to the current fixed-fee model.

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