Payment Institution Authorised
SIBS Pagamentos
1 of 14 authorised Payment Institutions in Portugal
Authorised services
- ✓ Cash placement on payment account PS_010
- ✓ Cash withdrawal PS_020
- ✓ Credit transfers PS_03A
- ✓ Direct debits PS_03B
- ✓ Card payments PS_03C
- ✓ Currency conversion PS_05B
Passporting
This institution is authorised to provide services in 16 additional EEA countries.
| Country | Services |
|---|---|
| Austria | Currency conversion |
| Belgium | Cash placement on payment account, Cash withdrawal, Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| Cyprus | Currency conversion |
| Czechia | Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| France | Cash placement on payment account, Cash withdrawal, Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| Germany | Currency conversion |
| Ireland | Direct debits |
| Italy | Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| Lithuania | Direct debits |
| Luxembourg | Direct debits |
| Malta | Direct debits |
| Netherlands | Cash placement on payment account, Cash withdrawal, Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| Poland | Cash placement on payment account, Cash withdrawal, Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| Romania | Cash placement on payment account, Cash withdrawal, Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
| Slovakia | Currency conversion |
| Spain | Cash placement on payment account, Cash withdrawal, Credit transfers, Direct debits, Card payments, Currency conversion |
About Payment Institutions
Payment institutions are authorised under PSD2 (Directive 2015/2366/EU) to provide payment services across the EEA. They may passport their services to other member states without requiring separate national authorisation.
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