MoneyMatrix adds Klarna’s Sofort to payments portfolio

EU licensed Financial Institution and PCI DSS Level 1 Certified payment gateway MoneyMatrix added another payment option for its partners, since announcing a deal with Sofort. Owned by Klarna, Sofort covers 14 markets (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Belgium, the UK, Spain, Italy, France, Poland, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Sweden and Finland), as well as six currencies (EUR, GBP, PLN, HUF, CHF, CZK).

MoneyMatrix is giving access to 230+ payment methods and through the newly inked agreement, MoneyMatrix will further enhance its payment portfolio. Sofort offers a payment method that operates on the principle of an online bank transfer, allowing users to make a wire transfer via their online banking account in an easy, quick and secure way, and will make available its smooth and user-friendly payment method to MoneyMatrix’s partners.

MoneyMatrix’ CEO Samoil Dolejan commented on the new partnership: “We are continuously working on improving coverage and we are pleased to get the Sofort solution straight from the source. MoneyMatrix is currently catering to clients across several industries, including iGaming, eCommerce or digital, and Sofort is a very well-known and trusted solution in these markets. I am certain that working together will significantly benefit our merchants, and both our team and I are pleased to have reached the current agreement.”

Sofort’s CEO Robert Buennick added: “Our work with MoneyMatrix allows operators in the iGaming industry to set up their payment infrastructure in the most efficient way and offer their customers one of the most popular used payment options in the market. We look forward to continuing our partnership and allowing even more consumers to experience Klarna payment solutions.”

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