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ABN Amro partners Dutch paytech Buckaroo for merchant payment services

  • Dutch bank ABN Amro has chosen Buckaroo to provide online and point-of-sale merchant payment services for its retail business clients.
  • Buckaroo will take over the management of ABN Amro’s debit card acquiring contracts, covering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to corporate retailers.
  • Buckaroo, founded in 2005, offers a range of payment solutions, including iDEAL, SoftPOS, recurring payments, payment terminals, PayByBank, and buy now, pay later (BNPL).
  • The phased transfer of all PIN transactions to Buckaroo will make its suite available to ABN Amro’s clients, enhancing the bank’s payment capabilities and partnerships across the industry.
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