Acquirers and CPSPs
Acquirer - Licencee iDEAL and CPSP - Certificate holder iDEAL Acquirers and Collecting Payment Service Providers (CPSPs) act as iDEAL contracting parties for businesses. They ensure that their customers receive iDEAL payments from Issuers (consumer banks) on their IBAN. They also usually help with the technical integration of iDEAL on their customers' payment page.
The following organisations have a licence agreement iDEAL for the role of Acquirer
Trade name | Registered name | Payment licence issued in |
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ABN AMRO | ABN AMRO Bank N.V. | The Netherlands |
Adyen | Adyen N.V. | The Netherlands |
BNG Bank | BNG Bank N.V. | The Netherlands |
BNP Paribas | BNP Paribas S.A. | The Netherlands |
CM.com | CM Payments B.V. | The Netherlands |
CURO Payments | CURO Payments B.V. | The Netherlands |
de Volksbank | de Volksbank N.V. | The Netherlands |
Deutsche Bank | Deutsche Bank A.G. | The Netherlands |
ING | ING Bank N.V. | The Netherlands |
NWB Bank | Nederlandse Waterschapsbank N.V. | The Netherlands |
Nuvei Global Services | Nuvei Global Services B.V. | The Netherlands |
Pay. | Tintel B.V. | The Netherlands |
PPRO | PPRO Payments Services S.A. | Luxembourg |
Rabobank | Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A. | Nederland |
Stripe | Stripe Technology Europe Ltd. | Ireland |
TrustPay | TrustPay A.S. | Slovakia |
Yoursafe | Yoursafe B.V. | The Netherlands |
The following organisations have a certificate agreement* iDEAL for the role of CPSP
Trade name | Registered name | Payment licence issued in |
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Airwallex* | Airwallex (Netherlands) B.V.* | The Netherlands |
Alipay | Alipay (Europe) Limited SA | Luxembourg |
Pintip, Multoo & Skgcollect | Betaalgroep Nederland B.V. | The Netherlands |
Boku Network Services | Boku Network Services IE Ltd. | Ireland |
Brite | Brite AB | Sweden |
Buckaroo | Buckaroo B.V. | The Netherlands |
bunq | bunq B.V. | The Netherlands |
CCV | CCV Group B.V. | The Netherlands |
Certo Escrow | Certo Escrow B.V. | The Netherlands |
Checkout.com | Checkout.com SAS | France |
CM.com | CM Payments B.V. | The Netherlands |
DaoPay | DaoPay GmbH | Austria |
Ease2Pay | Ease2Pay B.V. | The Netherlands |
Europabank* | Europabank N.V.* | Belgium |
EMS Pay | European Merchant Services B.V. | The Netherlands |
First Data & Fiserv | First Data GmbH | Germany |
Better World Payments | Fondsen.org B.V. | The Netherlands |
Fung Payments | Fung Payments B.V. | The Netherlands |
GoCredible | GoCredible B.V. | The Netherlands |
HiPay | HiPay SAS | France |
Icepay | Icepay B.V. | The Netherlands |
Isbank | Isbank AG | Germany |
Knab | Knab N.V. | The Netherlands |
Lyra Collect* | Lyra Collect SAS* | France |
Mangopay | Mangopay SA | Luxembourg |
Mollie | Mollie B.V. | The Netherlands |
Monext | Monext | France |
MultiSafepay | MultiSafepay B.V. | The Netherlands |
MyPOS | MyPOS Ltd. | Ireland |
Novalnet | Novalnet AG | Germany |
Nuvei | Nuvei Ltd. | Cyprus |
Online Payment Platform | Online Payment Platform B.V. | The Netherlands |
Pay Fast Forward | Pay Fast Forward B.V. | The Netherlands |
Payabl.cy | Payabl.cy Ltd | Cyprus |
Pay.com | PayComCy Limited | Cyprus |
Paycomet | Paycomet S.L. | Spain |
PayOne | PayOne GmbH | Germany |
PayPal | PayPal (Europe) S.à.r.l. & Cie, S.C.A. | Luxembourg |
PayPlug Enterprise | PayPlug Enterprise | France |
PayPro | PayPro B.V. | The Netherlands |
Paysafe | Paysafe Ltd. | Ireland |
PingPong | PingPong Europe S.A. | Luxembourg |
Rabo Smart Pay | Coöperatieve Rabobank U.A. | The Netherlands |
Rootline | Rootline B.V. | The Netherlands |
Shift 4 / Finaro | Credorax Bank Ltd. | Malta |
SIBS Pagamentos | SIBS Pagamentos S.A. | Portugal |
Stripe | Stripe Technology Europe Ltd. | Ireland |
SumUp | SumUp Limited | Ireland |
Takeaway.com | Takeaway.com Payments B.V. | The Netherlands |
Thunes | Thunes Payment Acquisition Services SAS | France |
Trust Payments | Trust Payments (Malta) Ltd. | Malta |
Trustly | Trustly Group AB | Sweden |
Unifiedpost Payments | Unifiedpost Payments | Belgium |
Unlimit | Unlimit EU Ltd. | Cyprus |
Unzer | Unzer E-com GmbH | Germany |
Viva Wallet | Viva Payment Services S.A. | Greece |
Worldline Digital Commerce | Global Collect Services B.V. | The Netherlands |
Worldline Financial Services | Worldline Financial Services | Luxembourg |
Worldline NV/SA | Worldline NV/SA | Belgium |
WorldPay | WorldPay B.V. | The Netherlands |
Xplor Pay | Xplor Pay B.V. | The Netherlands |
YabandPay | YabandPay B.V. | The Netherlands |
* De meeste CPSPs zijn gecertificeerd. Dit houdt in dat de CPSP een organisatie betreft die meer dan 3 miljoen euro per jaar aan iDEAL-omzet verwerkt voor zijn ondernemers. CPSPs aangeduid met een * zijn geaccrediteerd, dit houdt in dat de organisatie een lichtere toetsing ondergaan, omdat deze CPSP niet meer dan 3 miljoen euro per jaar aan iDEAL-omzet verwerkt voor zijn ondernemers.
* A CPSP with a certificate agreement is fully certified by Currence. This refers to an organisation that processes more than €3 million per year in iDEAL sales for its merchants. A CPSP with an accreditation agreement has undergone a lighter assessment because this CPSP does not process more than €3 million per year in iDEAL sales for its merchants.
Last updated: November 26 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
What must our organisation meet to become an iDEAL partner (Issuer, Acquirer, CPSP or C2C provider)?
Your institution is eligible if you are registered as a payment service provider in the register of a European regulator (e.g. De Nederlandsche Bank; DNB). In addition, your organisation must meet the eligibility requirements set by Currence for the role (Issuer, Acquirer, CPSP or C2C provider) your institution wishes to fulfil.
On our information page for new Scheme Partners of iDEAL, iDIN or Incassomachtigen, under step one 'Application for Scheme Partner Certification' you will find the necessary information and documentation on how your institution can become a License or Certificate Holder or an Accredited Party.
What is a (Collecting) Payment Service Provider ((C)PSP)?
A Payment Service Provider (PSP) provides iDEAL payments to their customers. At Currence iDEAL B.V. we distinguish between two types of PSPs:
* A technical PSP - They facilitate the technical integration between you and your iDEAL Acquirer. Therefore, you need an iDEAL-agreement (contract) with an iDEAL Acquirer;
* Collecting PSP (CPSP) - They facilitate the technical integration between your system and theirs and they collect the iDEAL payments for you. Therefore, you need an iDEAL-agreement (contract) with the CPSP.
My company is an eWallet Provider. Are we regarded as an acceptant or as a CPSP?
An eWallet Provider is an Acquirer or CPSP if it disburses iDEAL payments to companies. During these iDEAL transactions, the eWallet Provider does not show the loading of the wallet to the customer (paying consumer). In this process, the payer only sees a regular iDEAL payment. The payer is not authorizing the second transaction, because this is automatically executed by the eWallet Provider.
In this case, the payer only has a purchase agreement with the company where he ordered a product or service. For this purchase, there is no relationship with the eWallet provider.
The eWallet Provider is an acceptant if an eWallet Provider only uses iDEAL for loading the wallet and the payer uses the wallet to make purchases.
Which parties have a license, certificate or accreditation agreement for iDEAL?
- Click here for the list of Issuers;
- Click here for the list of Acquirers and CPSP's;
- Click here for the list of C2C-providers.
How do I know if I need a license or certificate for iDEAL?
In the document General Notes Rules & Regulations you can find information about the exact role of your company.
- For the roles of Issuer and Acquirer you can request a license agreement at Currence BV to be able to execute this role.
- For the role of CPSP you can request a certificate agreement at Currence BV to be able to execute this role.
- For the role of C2C-provider you can request an accreditation agreement at Currence BV to be able to execute this role.
Click here< for more information about requesting a license, certificate or accreditation.
On the website of Currence BV you can find the rates that Currence charges to licensees and certificate holders.
How much time does it take to get a license, certificate or accreditation?
To get a license or certificate agreement, the requestor must go through a certification procedure. This procedure normally takes about six months, however, this depends on the role and characteristics of the requestor.
Together with Currence BV, the requestor determines a planning for the certification procedure. Based on the experience of Currence BV, the speed of the process is mostly influenced by the requestor. It depends on the speed and completeness of the answers to the Control Self-Assessment (CSA) and the completeness of the required documents.
To request accreditation the requestor must fill in a questionnaire. Also, in this case, the requestor determines the speed of the procedure by answering the questions fast and complete. An accreditation procedure normally takes about four weeks.