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payever expands its Nordic payment stack with financing, acquiring, and the region's leading local payment methods

Merchants in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland gain one integration for the full Nordic payment experience — from BNPL to Swish, Vipps, and Pay by Bank.

HAMBURG, Germany — August 26, 2026

payever today announced a major expansion of its Nordic payment portfolio, bringing together financing, card acquiring, the region's most-used mobile wallets, and account-to-account payments in a single integration. The expansion reflects payever's decade of experience in the Nordics — a market defined by mobile-first behavior, high digital trust, and some of the most advanced fintech infrastructure in the world.
 
"The Nordics don't follow global payment trends — they set them," said a payever spokesperson. "Merchants here expect Swish, Vipps, and MobilePay to simply be there, alongside financing and cards, in one checkout. That's what we've built."

Financing that meets local expectations

payever has partnered with Resurs Bank, one of the Nordics' leading consumer credit specialists, to bring Installments, Pay on Invoice, and Revolving Credit to merchants across all four markets. Listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and licensed as a bank since 2001, Resurs serves around six million private customers and holds a loan portfolio of approximately SEK 39 billion. Existing and new payever merchants can activate — or switch to — Resurs financing through any shop plugin or the payever payments API.

Enterprise-grade acquiring

For card payments, payever now partners with Swedbank Pay, Sweden's largest acquirer, drawing on more than 35 years of Nordic experience. Merchants get enterprise-level acquiring economics, while payever manages integration and ongoing support.

The wallets Nordic customers already use

Local payment methods aren't a nice-to-have in the Nordics — they're the default. payever now supports all of the region's major wallets in a single checkout, alongside cards and financing:

Local payment methods aren't a nice-to-have in the Nordics — they're the default. payever now supports all of the region's major wallets in a single checkout, alongside cards and financing:

•​Swish (Sweden) — Launched in 2012 by Sweden's six largest banks, Swish is used by roughly 86 percent of the population, or close to nine million people. It functions as the country's de facto payment standard.

•​Vipps (Norway) — The dominant mobile wallet in Norway, with more than four million users in a country of 5.4 million.

•​MobilePay (Denmark & Finland) — The leading wallet in Denmark, with 4.5 million-plus users, and a major player in Finland, with over 2.5 million. Vipps and MobilePay merged in 2022, preserving each brand's identity in its home market.

•​Trustly — The Swedish pioneer of open banking, enabling instant account-to-account payments and widely adopted by Nordic merchants.

A lower-cost path forward

For merchants looking to reduce payment costs, payever's Pay by Bank solution offers account-to-account payments with real-time settlement — at a fraction of typical card fees.

One stack, no added development

With this expansion, payever merchants gain the entire Nordic payment stack — financing, acquiring, wallets, and A2A — through a single integration. Existing merchants can activate any new method instantly, with no additional development required.
 
payever's Nordic partner network now includes Resurs Bank, Swedbank Pay, Swish, Vipps, MobilePay, and Trustly, giving merchants a direct path to the payment methods their customers already trust.

Availability

The expanded Nordic portfolio is available now to payever merchants in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. Integration guides, API documentation, and partner overviews are available in the payever Help Center. Merchants can also contact the payever team directly to get started.

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