Tell us what you’re trying to launch. We match you with licensed payment partners worldwide that actually fit your market, customers and capability needs — in under a minute.
You don’t need another list of 40 providers. You need the 3 that match your geography, licence and customer profile.
Every PSP says they do acquiring, issuing and open banking. We surface what each one actually does — and who they serve.
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Acquiring, issuing, open banking, embedded finance — pick what you’re solving for.
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Compare up to three partners side-by-side with AI summaries and licence data.
Every listing references the home regulator and licence type — Finanstilsynet, FI, FSA, FIN-FSA.
Best-for, strengths, potential weaknesses and partnership opportunities — generated from the data, not marketing copy.
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Find Payment Partner is built and operated by Ai Risk Intelligence AS. We're funded by the payment actors searching for partners — fintechs, PSPs, banks and payment teams — not by the providers we list.
Profiles and AML scoring are reviewed and signed by a named expert at Ai Risk Intelligence AS — not anonymous editors.
Providers can’t buy placement, a higher score or a verification tier. Listing is free and editorial.
Every profile cites the regulator and licence record it’s based on. See the methodology.
We prioritise partners with cross-border relevance. Any licensed company can request to be added.
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Information is based on available regulatory, public, provider-submitted and Ai Risk Intelligence reviewed data where applicable. The platform does not provide legal advice, regulatory advice or guarantee partner acceptance. Users must perform their own due diligence before entering any partnership. AML scores reflect publicly available information and provider-submitted documentation; they are not an assessment of actual AML compliance or risk and do not constitute regulatory advice.