Tink
SE · Stockholm, Sweden · PSD2/open-banking regulated; Visa-owned
Tink is a BaaS Provider based in SE (Stockholm, Sweden), regulated by PSD2/open-banking regulated; Visa-owned. The institution operates an active Banking-as-a-Service program.
Tink supports the following products and services: Open Banking, Payments. The bank serves customers across EEA/Europe.
- Products Supported
- Open BankingPayments
- Geographies Served
- EEA/Europe
- Charter / Regulator
- PSD2/open-banking regulated; Visa-owned
- API Standards
- REST
None confirmed active
Open banking platform: account aggregation + payment initiation via single API; acquired by Visa.
Visa Completes Acquisition of Open Banking Platform Tink
Visa completed its acquisition of Tink, a European open banking API platform, solidifying its position in embedded finance infrastructure. The deal, originally announced in 2021 for approximately €1.8 billion, gives Visa access to Tink's connectivity to over 3,400 banks across Europe. This acquisition strengthens Visa's open banking and data-driven financial services capabilities.
Sweden's Tink Raises €85M Extension for Open Banking Platform
Swedish open banking platform Tink raised €85 million (approximately $103 million) in a funding round extension, growing its platform to cover 3,400 banks and 250 million customers. The investment supports Tink's expansion across Europe as PSD2-driven open banking adoption accelerates.
Tink Integrates Open Banking Features Into Nordea's Mobile App
Tink integrated open banking capabilities including account aggregation, payments, and personal financial management tools into Nordea's mobile banking app. The partnership allows Nordea customers to view and manage accounts from multiple banks within a single app. This highlights the growing role of open banking infrastructure providers in enhancing incumbent bank offerings.
Open Banking Platform Tink Raises $99.7M to Expand Across Europe
Tink, a European open banking platform, closed a $99.7 million investment round to fuel expansion across Europe. The round was led by Dawn Capital and HMI Capital, with participation from existing investors Heartcore Capital and ABN AMRO Ventures. The funding underscores growing investor appetite for open banking infrastructure that enables embedded finance use cases.
BNP Paribas Extends Open Banking Partnership with Tink
BNP Paribas extended its open banking partnership with Swedish fintech Tink. The deal expands Tink's account aggregation and payment initiation capabilities across BNP Paribas's European footprint. This partnership is significant for embedded finance as it enables BNP Paribas to leverage Tink's open banking infrastructure to offer enhanced digital services.
ABN AMRO Launches Multi-Banking in Grip App via Tink Partnership
ABN AMRO integrated Tink's account aggregation technology into its Grip personal finance app, enabling users to view accounts from multiple Dutch banks via PSD2 APIs. Grip became one of the first apps in the Netherlands to leverage open banking, broadening its reach beyond ABN AMRO customers to its 700,000+ user base.
Tink Partners with NatWest to Power Open Banking in Mobile App
Open banking platform Tink partnered with NatWest to integrate account aggregation, payment initiation, and personal finance management into NatWest's mobile app. The partnership enables NatWest customers to view accounts and transactions across multiple providers. This is a significant step in embedded finance, leveraging PSD2-enabled open banking for personalized financial insights.
Tink Launches Open Banking API Platform for Developers
Swedish fintech Tink launched an API platform enabling developers to access financial data from banks for account aggregation and categorization. The platform allows third parties to build applications on top of bank data, facilitating early embedded finance use cases across Europe.