Zimpler
Zimpler was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, where it is authorised as a payment institution by Finansinspektionen. It serves European operators and became part of TrueLayer when that acquisition closed in March 2026.
Its positioning is a Nordic pay-by-bank specialist with wide reach, connecting around 350 million bank accounts across roughly 25 markets.
For operators
For casino and sportsbook operators Zimpler provides deposits and payouts over its own Zimpler brand, open banking and bank transfer, plus pay-and-play onboarding using bank ID that mirrors the Nordic no-registration model. Operators that already use TrueLayer can expect the two to converge, offering UK and Nordic pay-by-bank from one group.
Integration
Zimpler publishes a REST API and hosted flow covering deposits, payouts and pay-and-play with bank ID. Pricing is on request.
Licences & compliance
Zimpler is a Swedish payment institution authorised by Finansinspektionen. Its acquisition by TrueLayer, an FCA-authorised provider, closed in March 2026.
- Swedish Payment Institution (Finansinspektionen)
Pros
- Licensed Swedish payment institution with pay-and-play via bank ID
- Reach to around 350 million bank accounts across about 25 markets
- Now part of the TrueLayer group
Cons
- Europe only
- Pricing on request
- Integration roadmap may change following the acquisition
Verdict
Zimpler suits operators in the Nordics and wider Europe that want pay-by-bank deposits, payouts and bank-ID onboarding from a licensed specialist, particularly those also working with TrueLayer. Operators outside Europe need other partners.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Zimpler?
TrueLayer acquired Zimpler in a transaction that closed in March 2026.
How many bank accounts can Zimpler reach?
Around 350 million bank accounts across roughly 25 markets.
Is Zimpler licensed?
Yes. Zimpler is a Swedish payment institution authorised by Finansinspektionen.