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Get to know Eurobits Technologies

Founded in 2004, Eurobits Technologies was a pioneer in Account Information Services (AISP) and Payment Initiation Services (PISP) in Europe and Latin America. The company developed technology that enabled third-party providers, such as banks and fintechs, to connect to customer bank accounts to retrieve financial data and initiate payments with user consent, in compliance with regulations like PSD2. In 2020, Eurobits was acquired by the Swedish open banking platform Tink. Following Tink's subsequent acquisition by Visa in 2022, the Eurobits brand, technology, and team have been fully absorbed into the global Tink platform.

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Eurobits Technologies

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