When you integrate the Centre Monétique Interbancaire (CMI) payment gateway on your “Payment” page for Maroc Pages, it’s important to display clear caveats, warnings and notices so users are fully informed about their transaction. Below is a suggested set of statements and messages — you should review and adapt them to your site’s exact process, and ideally have your legal team confirm them.

Notices & Warnings

  1. Payment processing and approval


    “By clicking Pay, you authorise Maroc Pages to process your payment via the CMI payment gateway. Payment is subject to approval by your bank and the CMI platform.”
     You can add: “Transactions may be delayed or declined by card-issuer or CMI in case of suspected fraud or insufficient funds.”


  2. Refunds and reimbursements


    “Refunds (partial or full) will be processed in accordance with Maroc Pages’ Refund Policy. In case of refund, it may take several business days for the amount to appear in your account, depending on your bank.”
     If you have a specific refund timeline: “Please allow up to X business days for your bank to reflect the refund.”
     You might also note: “Maroc Pages cannot guarantee immediate fund reversal — this is subject to card-issuer and banking processes.”


  3. Cancellation and charge-back risk


    “Once your payment is accepted and the order confirmed, cancellations may be subject to Maroc Pages’ terms. Unauthorised charge-backs may lead to fees or suspension of service.”
     This warns users about the implications of initiating a charge-back vs. contacting you for resolution.


  4. Currency and conversion


    “The transaction will be processed in Moroccan Dirhams (MAD) or in a currency specified at checkout. Your bank or card issuer may apply conversion fees if you pay in another currency.”
     Especially relevant since CMI now supports multi-currency for e-commerce. Morocco World News+1

  5. Security & fraud protection


    “Your payment data is processed securely via CMI under PCI DSS standards. Maroc Pages never stores your full card information. 3-D Secure authentication may be required by your bank.” co.ma+1
     You may add: “If you notice any unauthorised transaction, contact your bank and Maroc Pages immediately.”


  6. Transaction limits and card acceptance


    “Certain cards, banks or countries may be excluded. In case of declined payment, please try another card or contact your bank or Maroc Pages for assistance.”
     Also: “You cannot impose a minimum amount or surcharges on card payments according to Moroccan regulations.” 7news Morocco

Liability and disclaimers


 “Maroc Pages acts as the merchant, and CMI acts as the payment processor. Responsibility for successful payment routing lies with the card issuer, bank, and CMI. Maroc Pages cannot be held liable for delays or failures outside our control.”
 And important: “Prices and availability of services may change until payment is completed.”

Notices to Display Visibly

  • Place a short notice near the Payment button:
    “Secure payment powered by CMI. Please review your information carefully before proceeding.”
  • Combine with a more detailed notice (e.g., accordion or link to “Payment Terms”) covering the bullets above.
  • If you support refunds or recurring billing, highlight those policies clearly at checkout.

Implementation Tips for Your Payment Page

  • Use bold or coloured text for key warnings (refunds, charge-backs, currency conversion).
  • Ensure readability on mobile (many Moroccan users pay via mobile).
  • Link to full “Payment & Refund Terms” and “Privacy Policy”.
  • Do not use vague wording; be transparent: users should know what to expect.
  • Keep bilingual copy (French / Arabic) if you serve the Moroccan market broadly.