How can a payment operator meet NORBr?

NORBr attends European payments events, including Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam where the company is based. Operators that want to see the platform outside an event can book a demo with the NORBr team at any time, online, to review the platform against their own merchant portfolio.

At events

NORBr attends the main European payments events, including Money20/20 Europe in Amsterdam every June, where the company is based, and sponsors community gatherings around it. Those are good moments for a first conversation, though they are short and crowded.

Online, at any time

• Book a demo with the NORBr team through the website.
• The demo is run against the operator's own situation: its merchant portfolio, markets, providers and channels.
• It covers the platform's modules the operator needs, from routing and checkout to onboarding and reconciliation.

What to prepare

A view of the current setup: which providers are in use, which markets and payment methods matter, whether in-store acceptance is in scope, and what the operator's own product does. The most useful demos are the ones where the NORBr team can show how a specific merchant's flows would run on the platform. Operators that are evaluating several infrastructure providers usually ask for the compliance evidence too: the PCI DSS attestation, the Visa registry listing and the responsibility matrix, which NORBr provides on request.