Paysera Blog
From newly launched products and services, to company news and behind the scenes of the biggest Lithuanian Fintech.Newest
Business
E-commerce: How can a local IBAN save your money in Romania and Bulgaria?
More and more companies running an e-commerce business in countries like Romania, Bulgaria, or Hungary notice the benefits of having a local IBAN – also called RO IBAN, BG IBAN, or HU IBAN. It not only saves companies money when trading on these markets, but is also easy to obtain from fintech companies like Paysera.
Community
Paysera takes off to visit all its offices around the world. On foot
Recently, Paysera partnered with the Walk15 step-counting app and set out to visit all of its 15 offices across the world.
Business
Paysera enables e-shops to accept payments via N26
Great news for merchants that use the Paysera payment initiation service to process online payments in their e-shops – from now on your buyers will be able to pay via N26. This comes only a couple of months after Paysera finished integration with another popular fintech – Revolut.
Features >
Features
Paysera enables e-shops to accept payments via Revolut
From now on, e-shops that use Paysera's payment initiation service to process online payments will offer their clients to pay for goods or services via Revolut.
Features
Paysera app is available on Huawei AppGallery
Good news for Huawei phone users – the Paysera app can be downloaded from the Huawei AppGallery and used for better daily finance management.
Community >
Community
Easter in Paysera offices across the world: From Bulgaria to Lithuania to the Philippines!
We have talked to members of the Paysera team in different countries to find out how, if at all, they will mark the upcoming Easter weekend. What we found out is that we are working in a beautifully diverse community and can definitely borrow, if not traditions, then some recipes for the holidays from each other!
Community
Top 10 IT positions at Paysera
With the rapid expansion of Paysera into the global market – we are looking for some great minds and talents to join our team. This is an amazing opportunity for anyone who wants to work for an international fintech, with products that change and challenge the financial market, and are used by hundreds of thousands across the world. Ready to find your dream spot?
Community
2020: a rally which shook us, but reminded us about brakes
This should have been a year of economic prosperity, the Summer Olympic Games, and the beginning of a new decade. More pessimistic forecasts predicted a slight slow-down in the economy or, in an extreme case, an overheating economy. And then the pandemic came.
Personal Finances >
Personal Finances
New Year’s resolutions: How to save money – the 50/30/20 rule
One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is better management of personal finances. With the 2021 approaching, we would like to share with you some advice on how to save money applying the 50/30/20 rule.
Personal Finances
Joint account for couples – the next step in your relationship
How to share expenses without those awkward money reminders? Read about joint accounts for couples, electronic money requests, and other ways to manage family finances in the early stages of a relationship.
Business >
Business
E-commerce: How can a local IBAN save your money in Romania and Bulgaria?
More and more companies running an e-commerce business in countries like Romania, Bulgaria, or Hungary notice the benefits of having a local IBAN – also called RO IBAN, BG IBAN, or HU IBAN. It not only saves companies money when trading on these markets, but is also easy to obtain from fintech companies like Paysera.
Business
Paysera enables e-shops to accept payments via N26
Great news for merchants that use the Paysera payment initiation service to process online payments in their e-shops – from now on your buyers will be able to pay via N26. This comes only a couple of months after Paysera finished integration with another popular fintech – Revolut.
Paysera HQ >
Paysera HQ
Paysera Albania secures an electronic money licence!
The Central Bank of Albania has granted an electronic money institution (EMI) licence to Paysera Albania, making it the third country in the Paysera Network to secure this licence. Other licences are currently held by the Network pioneer Paysera Lithuania as well as Paysera Kosovo.
Paysera HQ
Press release: Paysera expands to Spain: company established, to be followed by a client service network
The Lithuanian-born e-payment network Paysera is expanding to Spain, where the company Paysera España was established in the city of Valencia. Paysera, the payment processor of the majority of Baltic e-shops, is starting its business in Spain with local partners.
Paysera HQ
Press release: Paysera raised its authorised capital by four million euro
Paysera LT, a Lithuanian-born fintech company that collects e-payments for the majority of Baltic e-shops and provides payment services, has raised its authorised capital from EUR 3 million up to EUR 7 million. The capital was raised from the accumulated profit.