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Vipps MobilePay AS was formed through the 2022 merger of Norway's Vipps and the Danish-Finnish MobilePay, creating a major Nordic payment and digital wallet provider. Originally launched by DNB, Norway's largest bank, in 2015, Vipps quickly became the dominant mobile payment solution in the country. The company's mission is to simplify payments for people and businesses through its user-friendly mobile application. The platform facilitates instant peer-to-peer money transfers, payments to businesses both online and in-store, and invoice payments, aiming to create a seamless and secure financial ecosystem for its millions of users across the Nordic region.

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Vipps

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