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paydirekt GmbH was founded in 2014 by a consortium of German private and cooperative banks to offer a native online payment solution as a direct competitor to services like PayPal. The paydirekt service was launched in 2015, emphasizing German data protection standards and direct integration with customers' existing bank accounts. In May 2021, paydirekt GmbH merged its services paydirekt, giropay, and the mobile payment function Kwitt into a single, unified brand called "giropay". While the consumer-facing brand is now giropay, the operating company remains paydirekt GmbH, continuing its mission to provide a secure and simple online payment method for the German market.

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