SEPA Direct Debit
50 payment providers accepting SEPA Direct Debit.
Most of the first 24 concentrate in Europe.
50 providers
Payabl
European Merchant Services & Card Issuing
Bebawa
European businesses and marketplaces that need multi-currency IBAN accounts, SEPA/SWIFT transfers, FX and SEPA Direct Debit collections from a Lithuanian-licensed EMI.
Access PaySuite
UK businesses and public-sector organisations that collect recurring payments by Direct Debit and also want to take card and Pay by Bank payments on one platform.
Powens
Businesses and fintech platforms in Europe, such as lenders, accounting software and property managers, that want API-based pay-by-bank, SEPA direct debit and instant transfers along with bank data aggregation.
Easy Payment Services
Financial and non-financial companies (e.g. lenders, telecoms, insurers, retail chains, e-wallet builders) that want to embed EU IBAN accounts, Mastercard card issuing and payments into their own products via API.
DaoPay
Online businesses, including gaming, fundraising, e-commerce, retail and telecom merchants, that want card, bank-transfer, e-wallet, voucher and pay-by-phone methods through one contract and one API.
jortt
Dutch freelancers (zzp) and small businesses that want invoice payment links, direct debit and bank-linked bookkeeping built into their accounting software.
secupay
German merchants that need card and alternative payment acceptance across physical stores, online shops and marketplaces/platforms, including split payments and mass payouts.
Getpaid
Software platforms such as SaaS, marketplaces and ERP or ticketing systems that want to embed payments for their own sub-merchants and earn a margin on each transaction. It is not for direct merchants.
HelloAsso
Associations (sports clubs, cultural organisations, charities and federations) that want to collect memberships, donations and ticket sales online without paying fees or commission.
ISX Financial
Businesses wanting one provider for a UK/EU corporate eMoney account plus collections by card, open banking and direct debit.
Alternative Payments
Online merchants, including US-based merchants, that want to accept European and other local payment methods such as open banking and SEPA direct debit through one integration.
SSP
French merchants in sectors such as retail, mobility, travel, healthcare, services and B2B that want one platform for card, open-banking transfer, SEPA direct debit and cheque payments across in-store, remote and online channels.
Raiffeisenbank Aidlingen
Small and local businesses such as shops, market stalls and food trucks that want card and mobile-wallet acceptance alongside a business account at their cooperative bank.
finby
Online merchants selling in Europe and internationally, such as e-commerce, digital goods and subscription businesses, that need card acquiring plus local payment methods.
FinXP
Fintechs, PSPs, marketplaces, payroll providers, affiliate networks and licensed digital-asset firms that need euro IBAN accounts, SEPA collections, payouts or card programmes under an EU EMI licence.
FlowPay
Businesses, platforms, ERPs and fintechs that want to use APIs to build open banking account-to-account payments and collections, pagoPA payments, SDD and card acceptance into their own systems.
LOGPAY
Public transport associations and operators and mobility providers (e.g. e-scooter, bike rental, car sharing, parking) that need outsourced payment processing and receivables management.
Mipise Payment Services
Fintechs, investment and crowdfunding platforms, booking businesses, licensed brokers and non-profits that need regulated collection, escrow-style segregated accounts and payouts on behalf of third parties.
OTTO Payments
Relevant only to sellers on the OTTO marketplace (otto.de); its website doesn't describe any open sign-up for outside merchants.
Crédit Agricole Payment Services
Crédit Agricole group banks and large corporate remitters ("grands remettants") in France that need card, transfer/direct-debit and transaction-security processing; it is not a direct sign-up provider for small merchants.
Xpollens
Platforms, marketplaces, fintechs and companies in Groupe BPCE's market that want to embed accounts, SEPA payments or a branded Visa card programme through an API.
Verimi
Businesses in Germany that need online customer identification, digital signatures, or integration with EUDI wallets, rather than card or payment acceptance.
pay.cetera
Businesses in complex environments that need regulated clearing and payment services, especially those working with the REWE Group retail ecosystem.