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Tpay

“Can a Polish payments aggregator become the embedded financial infrastructure layer for Polish e-commerce merchants, combining payments, open banking, and capital?”

HQPoznań, Poland
IndustryInfrastructure / Payments
The story

Tpay is the consumer-facing brand of Krajowy Integrator Płatności S.A. (KIP), a licensed National Payment Institution regulated by Poland's KNF. The company started as a Polish e-commerce payment aggregator, offering Pay-By-Link bank transfers (Przelewy24-style), card acquiring, and BLIK. It has since expanded into embedded finance by adding revenue-based lending for its merchant base via a YouLend partnership, and B2C BNPL/installment products for payers. Its strategic positioning is as a full-stack Polish payments infrastructure provider with embedded capital for SME merchants.

Last 12 months
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Regulated entities
1
regulatory licence held by Tpay
Licence types, jurisdictions and registered entities are in the Embedded Finance Index report.
The stack
2 layers disclosed in Tpay’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Tpay (self-operated)
Lending
in the full report
Accounting gap: minor
4 more providers across 1 layer, with confidence-scored evidence and source URLs, are in the Embedded Finance Index report.

Tpay — frequently asked

Who is Tpay's payment processor?

Tpay processes payments through Tpay (self-operated).

Who provides Tpay's lending?

Tpay's lending and capital products are provided by YouLend.

What is Tpay's embedded finance stack?

The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 2 layers in Tpay's stack: Payments / PSP (Tpay (self-operated)); Lending (YouLend, Revenue-based financing for Polish SME merchants (via YouLend), Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) for payers and Installment payments for payers).

Where is Tpay headquartered?

Tpay is headquartered in Poznań, Poland.

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