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Open Banking (EU, PIS)

Open Banking in the EU lets a payer pay straight from their bank account through the bank's PSD2 interface: a licensed payment initiation provider from the catalogue shows the payer's bank, the payer approves the exact amount in the banking app with strong customer authentication, and the bank sends a SEPA transfer, instant where the bank supports it. There are no card numbers, no chargebacks, and one integration covers banks in six countries.

Key facts

Currencies
EUR, PLN
Operations
Pay-in · Refund
Settlement
instant
Chargebacks
not possible

How a payment goes through

  1. 1The payer picks their bank on the checkout
  2. 2They approve the exact amount in the bank's app
  3. 3The licensed provider initiates the transfer over the instant rail
  4. 4Settlement in seconds; webhook to the merchant; no chargebacks

How a payment goes through

  1. The checkout shows “Pay by bank” and the banks of the payer’s country in their language.
  2. The payer picks a bank and approves the amount and payee in the bank’s app with strong customer authentication.
  3. The bank sends a SEPA transfer, instant where it supports it; the provider reports the status.
  4. Tranzify writes the result to the payment’s journal and calls the merchant’s webhook.

Open Banking against cards in the EU

Open Banking (EU) Cards
Legal basis PSD2 payment initiation, in force since 2018 scheme rules
Settlement seconds over SEPA Instant; next business day over classic SEPA T+1 and later
Chargebacks none: the payer authorises the transfer in their own bank scheme rules
Authentication the bank’s own strong customer authentication 3-D Secure
Payer data to store none PAN in a PCI vault

Payouts and refunds

Refunds go back to the payer’s account through the same provider, in full or in part. Payouts and recurring charges are not part of this method: for payouts in euro the catalogue has SEPA Instant, for subscriptions, cards.

Who uses it

iGaming, forex and crypto on/off-ramps first, where a transfer approved in the payer’s own bank has no chargebacks; e-commerce and SaaS add it as a card-free option.

How to connect

  1. 1Onboard with Tranzify and get your network, keys and back office.
  2. 2Enter your account with the provider in the terminal settings — Tranzify already speaks its API.
  3. 3Add routing rules: countries, currencies, amounts, BIN ranges, priorities and weights.
  4. 4Go live. Every payment, callback and retry is in the journal for five years.

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Frequently asked questions

Which countries and currencies are covered?+
Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands in euro, and Poland in złoty; the checkout shows only the banks available for the payer’s country.
How fast does the money arrive?+
Within ten seconds over SEPA Instant, around the clock, when the payer’s bank sends instant transfers; since October 2025 banks in the euro area must offer them. A classic SEPA transfer arrives the next business day.
Who is the licensed party?+
The payment initiation provider from the catalogue — TrueLayer, Yapily, Volt or Tink — holds the PSD2 authorisation; a Tranzify client enables it under its own contract and licence. Tranzify routes the payment, journals it and calls the webhook.

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