DNB has entered into an extended agreement with Tietoevry Banking to move its domestic payments from the current RBS infrastructure to the Payment Initiation (PIN) platform. The change is intended to simplify DNB’s payment systems and provide better scalability, standardization, and readiness for future needs.
Tietoevry Banking currently operates the RBS system, which processed over 370 million payments in 2024. Under the new arrangement, customers are expected to see no disruption in service availability. DNB aims to improve its response time to market demands and enhance real-time monitoring capabilities.
The migration process will start in 2026 and is scheduled for completion by the second half of 2027. This update is designed to help DNB integrate more closely with its technology infrastructure and prepare for evolving payment standards and APIs.
Mario Blazevic, Managing Director at 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.”
The partnership means Tietoevry Banking will continue as a main payment partner for DNB. The current contract runs until 2030, with an option for a two-year extension.
For further information about Tietoevry Banking’s offerings in financial SaaS solutions across multiple countries and areas such as payments processing, fraud prevention, lending, wealth management, and banking-as-a-platform services, visit www.tietoevry.com/banking.
