Fenige

Who it's for

Fenige is built for merchants and platforms accepting online payments with the local methods European customers expect. It operates under a payment institution licence.

Sovereignty profile

• Data residency (EEA): Yes - hosted in the EEA - GDPR / CLOUD Act safe
• Company origin: EU core (Poland)
• Ownership / control: no change of control on record

What Fenige does

Verified licence profile

Fenige (Poland) - e-commerce card acquiring, card and account payouts, and card-to-card / BLIK-to-card money transfers on its own PCI-DSS platform connected directly to Visa/Mastercard. National Payment Institution (KNF, IP42/2017). DEFUNCT: the KNF revoked the licence at the end of June 2026 (no prudent and stable management of payment services); Fenige states on its site that it has ceased providing payment services and is winding down regulated operations, and that it will appeal. Sister company Quicko lost its licence in January 2026. NB: the EBA register (as of 2026-09-18) still lists the entity as active - licensed is not vetted.

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Official register entries

• Payment institution (PI) - Polish Financial Supervision Authority · Ref 1182092036 · Active (EBA PSD2 register, as of 2026-09-18)

Register-sourced. See the full European Fintech Index. Registers have no legal significance - always confirm current status with the home regulator.

Timeline

• 2026-06 [licence] KNF revoked the national payment institution licence (end of June 2026: no prudent and stable management of payment services); payment services ceased, client relationships to be terminated by 30 Sep 2026; Fenige announced an appeal