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Founded in 2008 and acquired by Íslandsbanki in 2017, Netgíró hf. is a leading payment solutions provider in Iceland. The company's core business revolves around its BNPL service, which allows consumers to make purchases online and in-store and pay for them later, either in full or through flexible installment plans. Netgiro partners with a wide network of merchants, providing them with a payment gateway that can increase sales and customer convenience, while managing the credit risk and payment collection from the end consumer. As a licensed payment institution, Netgiro operates within Iceland's financial regulatory framework.

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