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Case studiesOpen Banking · in practice

How teams use bysepa

Open Banking, put to work

Open Banking solves the same problems in different shapes across industries. The scenarios below show how European businesses build on the bysepa API — what they connect, what changes for their customers, and where account-to-account payments and account data earn their place. Each one reflects a pattern we support today.

Scenarios

Four ways businesses build on bysepa

These are the integration patterns we see most often. Each maps to a clear product goal and a measurable change for the people using it.

E-commerce

Account-to-account checkout

An online merchant adds pay-by-bank at checkout. Shoppers confirm the payment in their banking app, funds clear directly, and the merchant sidesteps card fees and chargeback exposure on every order.

Marketplaces

Faster seller payouts

A marketplace pays sellers directly to their bank accounts. Account verification confirms the destination before money moves, so payouts arrive quickly and support tickets about failed transfers fall away.

Lending

Income and affordability checks

A lender reads consented account data to verify income and assess affordability in minutes rather than days. Decisions rest on real transaction history instead of self-reported figures and slow document uploads.

Subscriptions

Recurring collection

A subscription business collects recurring payments straight from customer accounts. Bank-rail collection cuts the cost per charge and reduces the involuntary churn that comes with expired or declined cards.

The common thread

What every integration shares

01

One integration

Each team connects a single API and reaches banks across Europe. No per-bank build work, no separate contract for every market they enter.

02

Compliance handled

Licensed partners hold the PISP and AISP permissions, so the regulatory weight sits with the experts and the product team stays focused on shipping.

03

Built for Europe

Every flow is GDPR-compliant and PSD2-aligned by design, so expanding into a new European market does not mean rebuilding the payment stack.

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