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DIBS Payment Services is the leading Nordic independent supplier of secure, functional, and innovative online payment services for business and commerce. DIBS manage more than 7'000 customer transactions daily and has offices in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Oslo and Copenhagen. DIBS is listed at First North and features the HQ Bank as a certified adviser.

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With DIBS´ payment solution it is easy to drive sales in multiple channels, and we are very pleased to get the trust to handle payments for BingoLotto in mobiles.
Eric Wallin, CEO of DIBS
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DIBS applies to Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority to comply with the EU Payment Services Directive.

DIBS, the leading provider of payment solutions for e-commerce in the Nordics, has applied to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority to become a so called payment institute in order to comply with the EU Payment Services Directive. The ambition is to make it easier for retailers to accept payments via internet and smart phones.DIBS role in the value chain is to safely and easily manage the transaction flow in digital commerce. The ambition is to simplify for e-shops to start up their business or expand existing offerings to new markets. By collecting the e-stores' cash flows from

DIBS makes it easy for travelers in Denmark to buy tickets on the go

DSB, the Danish state-owned railway company, launches a user-friendly app for travel information and ticket sales based on DIBS solution for mobile payments. The app is called MobilBilletter Hovedstaden and is developed in cooperation with DSB S-trains, DSB, Movia, Metro and Rail Authority/ DSB Öresund.DSB's new app MobilBilletter Hovedstaden makes it quick and simple to buy tickets through a smartphone. The app is designed for maximum usability. The traveler adds his or hers credit card information once and can thereafter easily buy tickets. DIBS provides the mobile payment window that

DIBS is selling its customer base of terminals for physical stores

DIBS, the leading provider of payment solutions for e-commerce, is selling its customer base of ChipPay terminals for card transactions in traditional stores. Open Solution Nordic AB takes over 1850 mainly Danish customer contracts.- Terminals for card payments in physical stores are outside DIBS’ strategic focus on e-commerce. In Open Solution we have found a buyer who focuses on developing the solution further for its users, says Eric Wallin CEO of DIBS. In 2009, DIBS established the payment solution for credit card transactions in physical stores (Point of Sales) with support for PIN

BingoLotto.se connects to DIBS mobile payment solution

DIBS, the leading provider of payment solutions for e-commerce, has signed an agreement with BingoLotto. They will use DIBS’ payment solution to offer customers to pay and play bingo and scratch cards via smartphones.-   Bingo is available online since many years. Thanks to DIBS’ payment solution, we are now launching the first Bingo on smartphones in Sweden. This makes our Bingo available via mobile phones and tablet computers wherever our customers are. We believe this is a simple and fun way to take advantage of our offering, says Carl Ståhle, chief operating officer at BingoLotto.se.

DIBS E-Commerce Survey 2011 shows that European e-commerce continues to grow and that mobile commerce is reaching a breakthrough

DIBS, the leading provider of payment solutions for e-commerce, presents today the DIBS E-Commerce Survey 2011. Based on interviews with 9,000 consumers in nine countries, the study concludes that European e-commerce grew 14% in 2011 calculated in euro. In addition, the survey provides several observations that indicate that e-commerce via mobiles (m-commerce) is reaching a breakthrough.The report is 48 pages of data rich analysis on e-commerce in nine markets. It is available to media via DIBS. Here's an excerpt: - European e-commerce defies economic turmoil and continues to grow

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