Worldline and ABN AMRO extend payment services partnership in the Netherlands

Worldline and ABN AMRO extend payment services partnership in the Netherlands

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Worldline and ABN AMRO extend payment services partnership in the Netherlands

Worldline has extended its long-standing partnership with ABN AMRO to provide payment services in the Netherlands. The renewed agreement ensures that the bank will continue using Worldline's technology for key financial transactions.

This collaboration builds on years of joint work, with both companies emphasising reliability and innovation in digital payments.

Under the extended deal, Worldline will manage critical payment services for ABN AMRO. These include card issuing, SEPA Credit Transfers, Instant Payments, and related support. The partnership also focuses on improving customer payment solutions through modern, future-proof technology.

Madalena Cascais Tomé, Chief Processing and Financial Institutions at Worldline, expressed pride in the ongoing relationship. Erica Kostelijk, Head of Product Unit Transaction Banking at ABN AMRO, highlighted the dependability of the collaboration and its role in shaping new digital payment experiences.

By March 2026, Worldline will work with over 20 banks and financial institutions in the Netherlands. Alongside ABN AMRO, its clients include ING, Rabobank, and Bunq, all receiving similar payment solutions.

The extended partnership strengthens ABN AMRO's payment infrastructure with Worldline's advanced systems. Customers will benefit from enhanced digital payment options, including faster and more secure transactions. The deal also reinforces Worldline's position as a key provider in the Dutch financial market.

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