Fintech infrastructure providers in Norway
9 verified providers headquartered in Norway - across BaaS, card issuing, IBAN, payments, KYC/KYB, crypto/MiCA and cross-border/FX. Each verified at source.
9 verified providers in Norway
BankAxept (Norway; est. 1991) - Norway's domestic debit scheme, owned by Norwegian banks via Finance Norway, with brand and standards managed by Sto AS. Processing historically via Nets, clearing via NICS (Mastercard); mostly co-badged. European card scheme.
Dintero (Oslo, Norway) - Nordic checkout and payments platform for online stores: cards plus Klarna, Vipps, Swish and MobilePay in one high-converting checkout; integrations for Shopify and WooCommerce. Licensed payment institution (Finanstilsynet).
MeaWallet (Oslo, Norway) - network tokenization and push provisioning (MDES/VTS); part of the Paymentology group within Teya (ex-SaltPay) since 2022.
Neonomics (Norway) - open banking with a Nordic PIS focus. PI + PISP + AISP (Norwegian Finanstilsynet), passported across the EU.
Signicat (Norway) - digital identity hub combining 35+ national eIDs and 240 data sources in one API; a European leader, having acquired Electronic IDentification / eID (ES, video-IDV). Software / identity vendor.
Strise (Oslo, Norway) - AML automation / KYB & perpetual-KYC platform (company knowledge graph), onboarding & monitoring. Software vendor.
Two (Oslo, Norway; founded 2021) - B2B BNPL / instant trade credit with real-time underwriting; partners include Visa, ABN AMRO, DNB and Qliro, with 200+ merchants across Europe and US expansion. EUR 40m+ raised.
Vipps MobilePay (Norway) - the merged Nordic A2A wallet (Vipps NO + MobilePay DK/FI; EU-approved, live 01.11.2022), 12m+ users and dominant in Norway (~80-90% of mobile); owned ~72% by Vipps banks and 27.8% by Danske Bank. EuroPA member (LOI May 2025). European scheme.
Zwipe (Oslo, Norway; listed) - biometric payment-card technology: the Zwipe Pay platform adds fingerprint authentication to payment cards and wearables, licensed to card manufacturers and issuers. A European deep-tech layer on top of the (also European) card-manufacturing champions.