In our online store, guided by your best service, we offer 2 different payment methods that you can see below.

Par. 1) Deposit in a bank account
You can choose to pay for your order by bank transfer. Bank deposit can be made either in a branch of the respective bank of your choice, or through web banking. In case the transaction is executed within the same bank, the amount is shown immediately. In case the transaction is made by a third bank, the amount may appear up to 2 working days. During this period our company reserves the right not to execute the order until the amount is seen.
For payment by bank deposit you can choose one of the following accounts.

Piraeus
Beneficiary Name:
IBAN:

Notes
[1]. Upon completion of the deposit in one of the above bank accounts it is necessary to send us electronically to the email info@pbe.gr the receipt of the transaction.
[2]. You can also contact us by phone at +30 26510 32333 and one of our partners will confirm your deposit.
[3]. The bank deposit must be made within 2 days from the date of registration of the order. If the deposit is not made within this period, your order will be canceled automatically.
[4]. In case of a bank deposit from another bank, the transfer costs are borne exclusively by the principal, ie in this case the customer.

Par 2) Credit / Debit card
Our online store in cooperation with - Bank enables the users of our online store to use their credit or debit card to complete their purchases. Pbe.gr to secure transactions, transports you to the secure payment environment of the bank where you will make your payment electronically. The cards accepted by our store are: VISA, VISA electron, MasterCard, Maestro.
Transactions are instant and your payments are completed in minutes. After the completion of the payment, your order appears in our online store as confirmed and its completion will take place within the period indicated in each service, where there will be an email notification in the email that you have registered in your order.
The use of pbe.gr and the transactions carried out through it are governed by International and European law that defines issues related to e-commerce, as well as by the Law on Consumer Protection (Law 2251/94) which regulates issues related to with distance sales.