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Worldline’s next-generation, cloud-based and API-enabled payment platforms deliver scalable payment processing while ensuring agility in deploying new functionalities. PSA plays a central role in Austria’s payments ecosystem, providing mission-critical payment services for financial institutions and ensuring secure and reliable payment transactions at national scale.
By anchoring the solution in Worldline’s European sovereign cloud, PSA can modernise its payments infrastructure without compromising on critical areas like continuity, stability, security, or resilience. While providing the benefits of scale, this approach maintains a strong focus on serving the specific needs and payment preferences of the Austrian community. This collaboration sets a new benchmark for payments across Austria, as Worldline and PSA combine the benefits of scalable, resilient, and secure next-generation payment technology.
“The ambitious project we are launching with Worldline marks a major milestone in our long-term strategy,” says David Ostah, Co-CEO at PSA. “It is one of the most important initiatives for the coming decade, enabling us to pursue our growth ambitions, enhance our product and service offering, and provide our customers with a modern, resilient and fully sovereign European next-generation cloud solution, while continuing to meet the specific regulatory and Austrian market requirements.”
Madalena Cascais Tomé, Group Chief Processing & Financial Institutions Officer at Worldline, added: “We are proud that PSA has chosen Worldline as its trusted partner of choice. We sincerely thank the PSA team for their confidence and trust, and we are fully committed to supporting their future strategy with best-in-class solutions, continuous innovation, and deep payments expertise.”
Worldline [Euronext: WLN] helps businesses of all shapes and sizes to accelerate their growth journey – quickly, simply, and securely. With advanced payments technology, local expertise and solutions customised for hundreds of markets and industries, Worldline powers the growth of over one million businesses around the world. Worldline generated a 4.6 billion euros revenue in 2024. worldline.com
Worldline’s corporate purpose (“raison d’être”) is to design and operate leading digital payment and transactional solutions that enable sustainable economic growth and reinforce trust and security in our societies. Worldline makes them environmentally friendly, widely accessible, and supports social transformation.
PSA Payment Services Austria GmbH is a transaction service provider and Austria’s centre of excellence for cashless payments. As a trusted partner, PSA offers card, account, and identity products, ensuring secure, fast, and convenient payment transactions both domestically and internationally. On behalf of banks, PSA processes card and clearinghouse transactions (account-to-account transfers) and provides access to international payment systems. Its range of services also includes eps (Electronic Payment Standard), digital authentication services, and the ongoing development of creative solutions and innovative products for accounts and cards. Additionally, PSA represents Austria in European standardisation and coordination committees. www.psa.at
Marcel Woutersen
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