TGU: Release notes 10-10-2025
by Wesley de Kanter- Billink: Fixed an error where a billink payment was not marked as guaranteed internally.
- Wero: Fixed an issue where the wrong
billingLineIdwas reported for certain Wero payments.
billingLineId was reported for certain Wero payments.Wero
Wero is a new European mobile payment solution currently launching in Germany. Wero is integrated with selected German banks and is currently available only to merchants operating in the German market. It can serve as a replacement for Sofort in your checkout.
The payment method is planned to expand to the Netherlands in Q1 2026.
Klarna Pay in Full
We now support Klarna Pay in Full, also known as Klarna Debit Risk. It allows customers to pay the entire amount upfront at checkout, offering a fast and seamless alternative to traditional card payments.
Line items are a requirement for this payment method. An example can be found under Examples - Klarna Debit Risk Order in the Order:Create documentation.
Extra Merchant Data
We've added support for Extra Merchant Data, enabling merchants to pass additional contextual information with transactions required for specific Klarna use cases. This data can be sent via the Optimize > klarnaMerchantData field in the Order:Create.
It is required for the following segments: Marketplace, Travel, Ticketing, Subscriptions and On-Demand, Selling in physical store, Registered checkout and Klarna deals, Pick up in store.
Go to this page for more information.
klarnaMerchantData to the optimize input on the Order:Create API. We pass any data in that field through to Klarna as extra merchant data. For more information about Klarna Extra Merchant Data please visit https://developer.pay.nl/docs/klarna#/sl_SI locale in the creditcard payment screenfirstName and lastName fields are now optional.accountHolder.firstName and lastName are used as the accountHolder when the accountHolder field was left empty.ECHECK. We have seen many cases where this leads to fraud due to the check never being paid. To protect our merchants we will not allow these types of payments anymore.In transit. This state was added to indicate the payment was successful, but the funds have not been received yet. This is mainly used for high-risk payment methods where we wait until we receive the money before actually marking the payment as paid.denied statuscaptured when we receive a successful payment notification when the order has status abortedWe have added several new payment methods:
Twint
Twint is a mobile payment app widely used in Switzerland, designed for everyday payments in stores, online, and between individuals.
To read more click here.
Swish
Swish is a Swedish real-time mobile payment system that connects to users' bank accounts and uses BankID for secure, instant transfers between individuals and businesses.
To read more click here.
Bizum
Bizum is a mobile payment solution widely used in Spain, designed to enable instant money transfers between users and businesses through mobile phone numbers.
To read more click here.
Satispay
Satispay is a mobile payment platform originating from Italy, that allows users to make payments directly from their bank accounts via IBAN, independent of card networks.
To read more click here.
Vipps
Vipps is a Norwegian mobile payment app that facilitates peer-to-peer and business payments using phone numbers, secured by BankID, and is central to Norway’s cashless transition.
To read more click here.
We have released new version since the last POS.SDK. Make sure to update to the latest version for the newest features and bugfixes!
NOTE: the SDK is still in active development, so if you encounter an issue, please contact PayNL support!
Documentation: https://github.com/paynl/POS.SDK
MB Way is now available to use. It is Portugal’s leading mobile payment app, developed by SIBS, the operator behind the country’s Multibanco system. It allows users to link their bank cards and make peer-to-peer transfers, online payments using virtual cards, in-store purchases via QR or NFC, and even ATM withdrawals without a physical card.
With over 3.5 million users and around 45% of Portuguese e-commerce transactions, MB Way is deeply embedded in the country’s payment ecosystem. It’s widely accepted across banks, retailers, toll systems, and more.
The app is known for its ease of use, strong security, and popularity among young people. It supports up to eight bank cards and is expanding internationally through the European Payments Initiative.
We released a few small improvements:
publication object with a domainUrl; which reflects the configured URL on service / saleslocation level;decline object if the direct debit transaction is not successfully executed with more detailed information. A description can be found here; https://developer.pay.nl/docs/transaction-statuses#direct-debits-statuses.creditcard object in the payment data when using the legacy /v1/transactions API endpoint.