Romania: EuPl?tesc licensed as payment institution by Romania’s central bank

March 23, 2026

EuPl?tesc licensed as payment institution by Romania’s central bank
Mar 23, 2026

EuPl?tesc licensed as payment institution by Romania’s central bank.

Romanian company EuPl?tesc has obtained a Payment Institution license from the National Bank (BNR), marking a major step in its development after (…)

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