Unzer expands its platform capabilities with integrated financial services
Unzer Group, a leading European provider of payment and software solutions, today announced the launch of Unzer Financial Services. The new offering brings together a business account and commercial card that are fully connected to Unzer’s in-store and online payment solutions. Merchants gain real-time visibility into their financial activity and can track payments and spending through one connected ecosystem.
With Unzer Financial Services, Unzer strengthens its role as a single partner for commerce. The services are available through the UnzerOne dashboard and are integrated into Unzer’s broader software ecosystem. For small and medium-sized businesses, this creates a more streamlined financial setup that supports better cash flow planning and reduces operational friction.
Robert Bueninck, CEO at Unzer, said: “With Unzer Financial Services, we are bringing payments and banking closer together. This is an important step in building our unified commerce offering. Our goal is to simplify financial processes and give merchants the tools to manage their money, so they can focus on running and growing their business.”
Unzer Financial Services includes a free business account and commercial card with no monthly account fees. Once funds are settled, they are available directly in the business account, allowing merchants to use their revenue quickly and support daily business operations.
The commercial card operates on the Mastercard network and is designed to keep business spending closely connected to incoming revenues. Merchants can also benefit from cash back on eligible card spending.
Robert Bueninck added: “In this challenging environment, Unzer supports merchants and businesses in managing their cash flow more effectively and simplifying financial processes. We believe every merchant should have access to the same tools, no matter their size. That’s why we bring payments, software, and financial services together in one place to help merchants run and grow their business.”
The service launches initially for merchants in Germany and Austria, with additional European markets to follow.