Micropayment and Tink partner to launch Pay by Bank at checkout

By Gloria Methri

Micropayment, the Berlin-based payment processor, has partnered with Tink to add Pay by Bank to its payments offering. Operating primarily in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, Micropayment works with merchants across industries, including fundraising and non-profit, digital services, gaming, and entertainment.

The company has launched Tink’s Pay by Bank product for merchant checkouts, working together to promote and grow the adoption of this payment method across Europe. Pay by Bank is now live for Micropayment merchants across the DACH region, with plans to leverage Tink’s pan-European connectivity even further in the future.

Pay by Bank is an online payment method that lets consumers purchase goods and services by initiating payments directly from their bank account to the seller’s account. This account-to-account payment method provides a secure and streamlined experience – allowing merchants to differentiate themselves from the competition.

Thomas Knoth, CSO at Micropayment said, “Tink is a leading provider of PIS and AIS solutions, and our collaboration with them has been nothing short of exceptional. The DACH region is a key market for us, and Tink`s dedication to serving merchants across various industries has been invaluable. Their payment method offers consumers the speed, reliability, and security they expect, making it a seamless experience for both merchants and consumers. We are delighted to be working with Tink and look forward to continuing our successful partnership.”

Thomas Gmelch, DACH Payments Director at Tink, added, “The DACH region presents an enormous opportunity for Pay by Bank to make a tangible difference to merchants serving all kinds of industries. Collaboration with Micropayment has got off to an excellent start, and we are gaining traction in a highly competitive landscape by offering merchants a payment method that offers everything a consumer has come to expect – familiarity, speed, reliability, and convenience.”