Digital Graphics (Grafisk Digitale) and Neonomics collaborate to facilitate direct Account-to-Account (A2A) transactions

Digital Graphics (Grafisk Digitale) and Neonomics collaborate to facilitate direct Account-to-Account (A2A) transactions

In a groundbreaking move, Grafisk Digitale and Neonomics have announced a strategic partnership to transform the payment landscape in the Nordic region. The collaboration, announced in June 2025, seeks to integrate direct account-to-account (A2A) payments into digital experiences across the region [1][2][3].

This innovative partnership promises to introduce a seamless way for users to make direct A2A payments within digital platforms, enhancing speed and convenience. By combining Grafisk Digitale's digital experience expertise with Neonomics' open banking payment solutions, the collaboration is set to democratize payments and foster innovation [1][2].

The partnership is part of a broader movement towards a more efficient transaction system, eliminating the need for intermediaries like card schemes. This advancement in the use of Open Banking technology in the Nordics is expected to significantly impact the region's payment ecosystem [3].

The A2A payments solution can be offered as a standalone service or integrated into existing distribution channels and digital touchpoints. Neonomics, through the partnership, brings its cutting-edge Open Banking technology to the Nordics, aiming to support businesses in the region with secure and cost-effective bank payments [4].

The solution allows for direct payments from bank accounts without the need for cards, offering faster, more secure, and cost-effective payment options. This development is expected to contribute to the region's leadership in digital payment innovation [1][3].

Trine Stefferud, head of partnerships at Neonomics, stated that Open Banking is a perfect fit for invoice distribution, simplifying payment processes and improving cash flow. John Syvertsen, sales director at Grafisk Digitale, added that the partnership will merge creative digital solutions with a modern, frictionless payment experience [5].

In a recent development, Norway's Neonomics has acquired the UK Open Banking platform Ordo, further enhancing its Open Banking capabilities. The partnership aims to deliver an innovative payment solution that enhances customer experience, powering future-ready customer journeys [6].

The Open Banking payments solution is expected to support businesses in the region in delivering efficient and customer-satisfying payment solutions. Grafisk Digitale and Neonomics aim to innovate and simplify payments through this partnership, making the Nordic region a hub for Open Banking innovation [7].

Sources: [1] https://www.neonomics.com/news/grafisk-digitale-and-neonomics-partner-to-offer-open-banking-payments [2] https://www.grafiskdigitale.no/nyheter/grafisk-digitale-og-neonomics-partner-for-a-a-betalinger-i-digital-erfaringer [3] https://www.fintechfutures.com/2025/06/grafisk-digitale-and-neonomics-partner-to-offer-open-banking-payments/ [4] https://www.neonomics.com/news/neonomics-brings-open-banking-to-the-nordics-with-grafisk-digitale-partnership [5] https://www.grafiskdigitale.no/nyheter/grafisk-digitale-og-neonomics-partner-for-a-a-betalinger-i-digital-erfaringer [6] https://www.neonomics.com/news/neonomics-acquires-uk-open-banking-platform-ordo [7] https://www.grafiskdigitale.no/nyheter/grafisk-digitale-og-neonomics-partner-for-a-a-betalinger-i-digital-erfaringer

1. This strategic partnership between Grafisk Digitale and Neonomics aims to democratize payments and foster innovation by integrating direct account-to-account (A2A) payments into digital experiences across the Nordic region, using Open Banking technology.
2. Neonomics, through this partnership, brings its cutting-edge Open Banking technology to the Nordics, offering a seamless way for users to make direct A2A payments within digital platforms, eliminating the need for intermediaries like card schemes.
3. The A2A payments solution can be offered as a standalone service or integrated into existing distribution channels and digital touchpoints, aiming to support businesses in the region with secure and cost-effective bank payments.
4. The Open Banking payments solution is expected to contribute to the region's leadership in digital payment innovation, enhancing customer experiences and powering future-ready customer journeys.

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