Swedish Payment Providers

Compare 321 payment providers in Sweden. Find the best payment gateway for your business.

Total Providers

321

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TraditionalCryptoRegionalGamingHigh Risk

Focused on Sweden

104

providers listing Sweden as a core market

About Swedish payment providers

Sweden is one of Europe's most digital payments markets — cash usage has fallen below 10% of point-of-sale transactions and the overwhelming majority of Swedes transact via mobile apps, cards, and bank transfers every single day. For merchants selling into Sweden, picking the right payment provider is less about accepting Visa and Mastercard (every PSP does that) and more about supporting the local payment methods Swedish consumers actually prefer at checkout.

Three local methods dominate: Swish, a bank-owned instant mobile payment app used by over 8 million people; Klarna, the Stockholm-born buy-now-pay-later pioneer that accounts for a significant share of Swedish e-commerce checkout; and Trustly, the open-banking pay-by-bank rail that settles directly from a shopper's Swedish bank account. BankID — the national e-identification system — underpins authentication for most of these flows and is effectively non-negotiable for high-value transactions.

International processors like Stripe, Adyen, Mollie, and Worldline all operate in Sweden with varying levels of native Swish and Klarna integration. Regional specialists like Svea, Nets, Bambora (now part of Worldline), Qliro, and Walley (formerly Collector Bank, now part of Norion Bank) offer deeper Nordic coverage and are often stronger choices for merchants whose primary market is Sweden or the wider Nordic region. High-risk and crypto merchants have fewer onshore options and typically route through European acquirers licensed under PSD2 and the upcoming PSR.

Top payment providers in Sweden

104 of these providers list Sweden as a core market — they lead the list below, ahead of the international platforms that also support it.

Walley (Collector) logo

Walley (Collector)

BNPL & invoicing

regional
Fees
1.95% + €0.25
Settlement
14–30 business days
Startup
Sandbox
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Zimpler logo

Zimpler

Mobile-first payments

gaming +1
Fees
2.9%
Settlement
Instant
Startup
Sandbox
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Swedbank Pay logo

Swedbank Pay

Nordic payments

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
2–3 business days
Enterprise
Sandbox
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Billwerk+ logo

Billwerk+

European Subscription Billing

traditional
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Recurring
Startup
Sandbox
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Brite Payments logo

Brite Payments

European Instant Payments

traditional
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Instant
Instant
Low Fees
Sandbox
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DirectPayEU logo

DirectPayEU

European e-commerce merchants accepting IBAN bank payments as a card alternative

traditional
Fees
0.8-1.5% for bank transfers
Settlement
1–3 business days
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M

Monerium

baas +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Crypto
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B

Billhop

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Enterprise
View provider
R

Riva

crypto +2
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Crypto
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ChargePoint logo

ChargePoint

EV Charging Payments

traditional
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Low Fees
Sandbox
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Y

Yaspa

crypto +3
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
View provider
P

Plix

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
View provider
Billmate logo

Billmate

Swedish e-commerce

regional
Fees
1.4% + SEK 3
Settlement
14–30 business days
Startup
Sandbox
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C

Cardaq

traditional
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Recurring
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Trustly logo

Trustly

E-commerce, gaming, and high-risk merchants

gaming
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Instant
View provider
T

TalkRemit

regional +1
Fees
No hidden fees; transfer charge plus FX margin. Company claims fees below 7-10% global remittance average. No published fee table.
Settlement
Varies
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E

Em@ney

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
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I

IDT Finance

baas +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
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O

Oropay

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
View provider
R

Remit Choice

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
View provider
A

APS International

regional
Fees
Low fees from 99p per transfer, with occasional zero-commission promotions; exchange-rate margin applied on currency conversion.
Settlement
Varies
View provider
S

Saxo Payments (Banking Circle)

baas +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Enterprise
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Enfuce logo

Enfuce

Nordic Card-as-a-Service

baas +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
Enterprise
Recurring
Sandbox
View provider
J

Juni

regional +1
Fees
Custom
Settlement
Varies
View provider

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Frequently asked questions about payments in Sweden

What is the most popular payment method in Sweden?
Swish is Sweden's most popular payment method for mobile and peer-to-peer transactions, used by over 8 million people. For e-commerce specifically, Klarna's pay-later and invoicing options lead, followed by card payments (Visa and Mastercard) and Trustly's open-banking pay-by-bank flows.
Which payment providers support Swish?
Swish is supported natively by most major Nordic and international PSPs serving Sweden, including Stripe (added in 2024), Adyen, Nets, Svea, Worldline/Bambora, Billmate, and Swedbank Pay. Klarna Checkout can surface Swish as one of its payment options, but Klarna is a checkout overlay rather than a direct Swish acquirer. For merchants accepting Swish through a third-party PSP, fees typically range from 1–3 SEK per transaction to around 1% + 3 SEK.
Do I need a Swedish entity to accept payments in Sweden?
No. EU-based merchants can sell into Sweden without a Swedish legal entity thanks to the single market. Since July 2021, EU-wide distance selling is handled via the One-Stop Shop (OSS) scheme — once your total cross-border B2C sales to EU consumers exceed €10,000/year, you register for OSS in your home EU country rather than registering for VAT in each destination. A Swedish VAT number is only required if you warehouse goods in Sweden or are established outside the EU. Offering Klarna or Swish may require additional PSP onboarding regardless of entity.
What is the typical onboarding time for a Swedish payment provider?
For standard e-commerce merchants, onboarding with providers like Stripe, Adyen, or Klarna typically takes 1–5 business days. Regional providers like Svea or Nets may take 1–2 weeks due to enhanced KYC. High-risk merchants should expect 2–6 weeks with additional underwriting.
How do Stripe and Klarna compare for Swedish merchants?
Stripe is a global processor with broad card coverage, strong developer tools, and native Klarna/Swish support via its platform. Klarna is a Swedish-native provider with the deepest integration into local buy-now-pay-later flows and the strongest consumer trust signal in Sweden. Many Swedish merchants run them in combination — a card acquirer like Stripe or Adyen alongside Klarna Checkout as the BNPL option — but Klarna Checkout is also commonly deployed standalone, since it bundles cards, Swish, Trustly, and invoice in a single integration.
Is BankID required to accept online payments in Sweden?
BankID is not strictly required for card payments, but it is the de-facto authentication standard for Swish, Trustly, and most Swedish open-banking flows. Merchants accepting these methods indirectly rely on BankID via their PSP — no direct integration is needed.

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