The Visa E-Commerce Experience (VEE) is an optional program from Visa intended to reduce fraud and improve transaction performance.
By using Visa solutions to share data with issuers, merchants in Europe can benefit from reductions on their on 3DS request fees.
How does Visa calculate VEE fee reductions?
The fee incentives under VEE differ depending on the jurisdiction and transaction type:
| Description | Transaction type | Jurisdiction | Data quality mandate met? | Fee |
| Acquirer 3DS Authentication Request Fee | Cardholder Initiated Transaction (CIT) | Group A | No | 0.03 EUR per request |
| Yes | 0.025 EUR per request | |||
| Group B | No | 0.04 EUR per request | ||
| Yes | 0.03 EUR per request | |||
| Merchant Initiated Transaction (MIT) | Groups A and B | No | 0.003 EUR per request | |
| Yes | 0.002 EUR per request |
Jurisdictions
Group A
- Domestic
- Intra-EEA and microstates
- Between UK and the EEA / microstates (both ways)
- Between UK and Switzerland (both ways)
- Between Switzerland and the EEA / microstates (both ways)
Group B
- Between Türkiye and all other countries and territories in the Europe region (both ways)
- Between Israel and all other countries or territories in the Europe region
- Between merchants in the Europe region and issuers outside the Europe region
How to qualify for VEE fee reductions
To qualify for VEE fee reductions, you will need to provide the following data elements. The API fields you’ll need to submit will depend on your 3D Secure integration.
For our Flow integration
You must also send either the customer email address, or phone number:
VEE also requires the customer’s IP address – our Flow integration will collect and submit this on your behald.
For our payments API integration (Integrated 3D Secure)
You must also send either the customer email address, or phone number:
For our Standalone (Hosted and Non-Hosted) 3D Secure integrations
You must also send either the customer email address, or the home, mobile, or work phone number: