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Accessibility Statement for Easy Checkout


Published: 26.06.2025
Updated: 10.09.2026

At Nets/Nexi, we believe everyone should be able to pay online - without barriers.

We're committed to making our checkout and payments services accessible to all users, including people with disabilities. Easy Checkout has been redesigned with accessibility as a core requirement. The latest design addresses the accessibility issues identified in the previous assessment and supports our commitment to the European Accessibility Act (EAA).


Accessibility Audit 

The latest Easy Checkout design has been developed and validated against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA.

As part of our accessibility work, Easy Checkout was assessed with support from external accessibility specialists at Netlight. The previous review identified areas where the solution did not formally meet the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines. These issues have been addressed as part of the new design.


Accessibility Features 

Easy Checkout supports a range of accessibility-focused features, including:

  • Keyboard Navigation – All features and actions are operable via keyboard. Popovers close appropriately when focus moves away.

  • Screen Reader Support – We use semantic HTML and ARIA attributes so content, controls and popovers are announced clearly by assistive tech.

  • Text Alternatives – Icons and images include meaningful alt text or programmatic labels.

  • Accessible Forms and Controls – Interactive controls have accessible labels, and required actions include clear instructions.

  • Color & Text Contrast – Text and interface elements meet contrast guidelines for readability.

  • Resizable Text – Content remains readable and functional when text is resized up to 200%, respects browser text-size settings and works at a viewport width of 320 px.

  • Focus Indicators – A visible focus state helps keyboard users track their position during checkout.

  • Semantic Structure and Heading Hierarchy – Content uses a clear semantic structure and logical heading hierarchy.


Continuous Improvements 

Accessibility is an ongoing commitment. Our product, design and engineering teams continue to assess and improve Easy Checkout as standards, technologies and user needs evolve. We include accessibility considerations when developing and testing new functionality.


Feedback and Assistance 

If you experience any issues with accessibility or have ideas for improvement, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Austria 

Telephone: +43 800 100 320 

Monday - Friday 

09:00-17:00 

Email: ecom-de@nets.eu 

Denmark  

Telephone: +45 70 20 30 77 

Monday - Friday 

08:00-16:00 

Email: ecom-dk@nets.eu 

Finland  

Telephone: +358 10 80 40 40 

Monday - Friday 

09:00-17:00 

Email: ecom-fi@nets.eu 

Germany 

Telephone: +49 69 7922 2567 

Monday - Friday 

09:00-17:00 

Email: ecom-de@nets.eu 

Norway 

Telephone: +47 21 554 400 

Monday - Friday 

08:00-15:45 

Email: ecom-no@nets.eu 

Sweden 

Telephone: +46 40 668 96 52 

Monday - Friday 

09:00-17:00 

Email: ecom-se@nets.eu 

We aim to respond to all accessibility-related inquiries within a reasonable timeframe.


General Nexi Group Statement

We at the Nexi Group are constantly working to make communications, content, and digital services accessible to all users. Our commitment to improving our online platforms, in line with the main accessibility guidelines and best practices, is continuous and growing, with the aim of enhancing usability for as many people as possible. In this regard, Nexi is dedicated to designing and developing accessible by default solutions, compliant with WCAG 2.1 guidelines from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), while progressively aligning with version 2.2 requirements, as well as with the European Accessibility Act (EAA). At the same time, a rigorous process of analysis, evaluation, and optimization of all the Group's digital properties has been initiated. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that the entire digital offering complies with the accessibility criteria outlined in Appendix A of the UNI CEI EN 301549 standard, thereby reducing inequalities in access to our products and services.

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