Pricing and limits annex
Reasonable fees and fair limits for all
All fees and contributions in this Annex are invoiced and debited by Lydia Solutions (as applicable) directly from the Customer’s Electronic Money Account and/or Payment Account, in application of the contractual conditions of the offers and services subscribed by the Customer.
The French version of this Annex prevails over the English version.
The Lydia offer
Pricing and limits are effective as of December 1, 2024; and cancels and replaces from that date all previous versions having the same object which were binding on the Parties. The previous version can be consulted at the following address: https://support.lydia.me/l/en/article/xyje9zvjwh-pricing-and-limits-annex-01-12-2024.
Pricing
Lydia offer | |
Subscription | free |
Limits
Lydia offer | |
Amount of account top-ups via bank card/month | €250 (2.5% commission fee applied beyond) |
Money collected via payments using a bank card | 2.5% commission fee (1) |
Money debited from online money pots | 4% commission fee, except for Amazon gift cards (2) |
(1) Except for online money pots created on versions 13.22 and later of the Lydia and Sumeria applications.
(2) For online money pots created on versions 13.22 and later of the Lydia and Sumeria applications.
Only the operation or part that exceeds the limit is billed.
If a transaction exceeds several limits, only the limit generating the highest fees applies.
Security and compliance limits may also be applied to prevent abusive and/or illegal use of Lydia Solutions services.
Other exceptional fees:
- €99 handling fee in case of irregular use of Lydia Services which contravenes to T&Cs and/or any related contract
- €100 fee per account attachment (within the limit of balances available on all user-held accounts)
- 10% of the amount owed to the “Trésor Public” (National Treasury), up to €100 per administrative operation (within the limit of available balances on all user-held accounts)
- Up to €30 per year, if the account remains inactive for 12 consecutive months, under the Eckert law (within the limit of available balances on all user-held accounts).