The RTS set out a number of thresholds for the application of certain exemptions. In particular: (a) The exemption for low-value contactless transactions is applicable where the individual amount of each contactless transaction “does not exceed EUR 50” and the cumulative amount of previous contactless transactions “does not exceed EUR 150” (Article 11 RTS); (b) The exemption for low-value remote transactions is applicable where the individual amount of each remote transaction “does not exceed EUR 30” and the cumulative amount of previous remote transactions “does not exceed EUR 100” (Article 16 RTS); (c) The transaction risk analysis (TRA) exemption is applicable where the exempted threshold values (ETV) of EUR 100, 250 and 500 are not exceeded (Article 18 RTS and Annex I to the RTS). All these thresholds are formulated in EUR only. However, 12 out of the 31 EEA countries where the RTS will apply do not use EUR. These are Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Poland, Romania, Sweden and United Kingdom. We believe that PSPs and card schemes may set rounded non-EUR currency equivalents for the EUR thresholds set out in the RTS. In particular, setting rounded and easily understandable figures in non-EUR currencies would facilitate the application of the RTS in non-euro EEA countries. PSPs could communicate to their merchants and cardholders rounded figures in their domestic currencies so that thresholds can be conveniently applied.