Does Swish work in Finland?
Does Swish work in Finland?
It said it had teamed up with six other mobile payment providers in Europe to form the group European Mobile Payment Systems Association (Empsa), which will make it possible for Swedish residents to use Swish in Belgium, Germany, Austria, Finland, Denmark, Portugal, Switzerland and Norway.
Which countries use Swish?
Swish (Swedish pronunciation: [swɪʂː] or [svɪʂː]) is a mobile payment system in Sweden. The service was launched in 2012 by six large Swedish banks, in cooperation with Bankgirot and the Central Bank of Sweden....Swish (payment)
| Type of site | Mobile payment |
|---|---|
| Launched | 2012 |
| Native client(s) on | iOS, Android, Windows Phone |
Can I use Swish without a Swedish bank account?
To get Swish you need a BankID. To get BankID, you guessed it – you need a personal number. This means you end up being that friend who pays back their IOUs back in small change and coins… your friends start to hate you, it's a slippery slope to social isolation.
Who owns Swish app?
Getswish Swish is owned by Getswish and is a collaboration between banks in Sweden. Today over six million Swedes sends money transactions to each other via the Swish app and it is also developed to become a payment solution also for organisations and businesses.
Can I use Swish in Denmark?
Swish works in the same way as MobilePay does in Denmark. To use Swish a Swedish bank account is required.
Do you need Swedish phone number for Swish?
You don't need account numbers to be able to send money. All you need is the recipient's mobile phone number. Both you and the recipient see that the money arrives in the correct account in a few seconds. You approve the payments using Mobile BankID.
Who owns Swish Sweden?
Getswish Swish is owned by Getswish and is a collaboration between banks in Sweden. Today over six million Swedes sends money transactions to each other via the Swish app and it is also developed to become a payment solution also for organisations and businesses.
