Worldline and ABN AMRO Extend Partnership to Support Payment Services in the Dutch Market
Worldline [Euronext: WLN], a European leader in payment services, extends its long-term partnership with ABN AMRO. Under the new long-term agreement, Worldline will continue as an important partner for ABN AMRO.
ABN AMRO and Worldline share a distinguished partnership built over decades. In recognition of this strong foundation and proven track record, Worldline will continue to enhance ABN AMRO’s customer payment solutions. This collaboration underscores the value both parties place in their long-term commitment to innovation and operational excellence.
Under the renewed contract, Worldline will continue to drive critical payment services for ABN AMRO, overseeing card issuing and personalization activities, and a comprehensive suite of payment solutions. This encompasses SEPA Credit Transfers, Instant Payments, and full-spectrum support services ensuring seamless operations across the entire payment value chain.
Notably, Worldline leverages its modern and future proof technology stack that creates compelling opportunities for new digital journeys and services. This approach enables ABN AMRO to deliver modern en reliable payment services to its customers.
“We are very proud that ABN AMRO has once again chosen Worldline as its key partner in payment services,” says Madalena Cascais Tomé, Chief Processing and Financial Institutions at Worldline. “Together, we are poised to shape the future of payments innovation in an evolving market while strengthening sovereignty, resilience and performance.”
Erica Kostelijk, Head of Product Unit Transaction Banking at ABN AMRO, adds: “We are pleased to extend the already long-standing relationship with Worldline, as this partnership ensures our reliable, excellent and future-proof payments offering to our customers.”
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