Pay by Bank

Open Banking Services

Pay by Bank

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Definition

Pay by Bank is the consumer-facing name for payment initiation: the customer pays directly from their bank account at checkout instead of using a card. They select their bank, authenticate with the bank (e.g. via app or redirect), and approve the payment; funds move account-to-account. Benefits typically include lower fees than cards, instant or same-day settlement, and no chargebacks. Powered by PIS and open banking APIs.

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What is Pay by Bank?

Pay by Bank is the consumer-facing name for payment initiation: the customer pays directly from their bank account at checkout instead of using a card. They select their bank, authenticate with the bank (e.g. via app or redirect), and approve the payment; funds move account-to-account. Benefits typically include lower fees than cards, instant or same-day settlement, and no chargebacks. Powered by PIS and open banking APIs.

What does Pay by Bank stand for in Open Banking?

Pay by Bank is a key term in the Open Banking ecosystem. Pay by Bank is the consumer-facing name for payment initiation: the customer pays directly from their bank account at checkout instead of using a card. They select their bank, authenticate with the bank (e.g. via app or redirect), and approve the payment; funds move account-to-account. Benefits typically include lower fees than cards, instant or same-day settlement, and no chargebacks. Powered by PIS and open banking APIs.

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