Pay safely at pepeRaf
pepeRaf Payment Policy
At pepeRaf we are very aware of the importance of providing security in the transmission of your data, through our website and our purchasing platforms. This is why we have not skimped when it comes to hiring the most efficient services.
The pepeRaf website is hosted on one of the most secure servers in Spain, profesionalhosting, which also provides us with the most efficient SSL security protocols.
In this way, every time you provide us with data, it will be encrypted and sent securely to our databases.
Likewise, at pepeRaf we only work with serious and secure companies when providing payment gateways. When you make a payment through PayPal or Servired credit card, you will be automatically redirected to the payment gateways owned by these companies, which are also certified using SSL protocols.
Payment methods
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Payment by credit/debit card
You can pay for your order through our bank's secure payment gateway. By selecting this method you will be automatically redirected to this platform. The process is instantaneous and you will not be charged a commission on our part. (The system accepts Visa, MasterCard and Maestro).
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Payment via PayPal
If you have a PayPal account, select this payment method when confirming your order, and you will be automatically redirected to their secure payment platform.
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Payment by bank transfer
When you place and confirm your order, you will be shown a page with the pepeRaf details required to send us the bank transfer. Please note that we will not be able to process your order until we receive payment.
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Cash payment
This payment method is only accepted for picking up the product at our facilities. You make a reservation for your order on our website, and pay for it when you pick it up at our farms.
What is SSL?
In an SSL protocol, all your personal data is protected and encrypted before being sent for processing.
Recent advances in browser and server technology have made it easier to use web services without concerns about phishing. One such example is Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), developed by Netscape, a security protocol submitted to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) as an Internet draft. Essentially, the protocol allows the browser and server in a web session to authenticate each other and protect the information that will subsequently flow between the two. Using cryptographic techniques such as encryption and digital signature, the protocol: allows browsers and web servers to authenticate each other; allows website owners to control access to particular servers, directories, files, or services; allows sensitive information (such as credit card numbers) to be shared between the browser and server, keeping it inaccessible to third parties; and helps ensure that data exchanged by the browser and server cannot be corrupted, either accidentally or deliberately, without detection.