DNB, a Nordic financial services group, has expanded its partnership with Tietoevry Banking, the Nordic financial SaaS specialist, to advance the modernisation of its domestic payments infrastructure.
The decision to launch the new product stems from DNB’s ambition to simplify its payment architecture and move away from its current RBS infrastructure. The bank aims to achieve greater economies of scale, improve standardisation and adopt future-proofed capabilities to meet evolving market expectations.
Tietoevry Banking delivers a wide range of financial SaaS solutions across payments, card value chains, fraud prevention, lending and wealth management. With over 3,000 experts and customers in more than 30 countries, the company focuses on modular, scalable and secure platforms that help financial institutions adapt quickly to market and regulatory changes.
The newly adopted unified Payment Initiation (PIN) platform will replace the existing RBS system, which processed more than 370 million payments in 2024. The new platform is designed to streamline DNB’s internal operations, enhance real-time monitoring and support upcoming payment standards and APIs.
The migration to the PIN platform is scheduled to begin in 2026 and is expected to be completed in the second half of 2027.
With the new contract, Tietoevry Banking will remain a key payments partner to DNB. The current agreement is valid until 2030, with the possibility of a two-year extension.
Mario Blazevic, managing director, Tietoevry Banking said, “We have worked closely with DNB for many years, and this agreement continues to build on that trust and collaboration. Through this transition, DNB will benefit from our scalable platform developed specifically for the Norwegian banking market, enabling DNB to develop new services on top of the new platform. We are pleased to be part of this journey with them.”
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