Subscriptions and one-click payments
A minimal-effort payment flow that enhances the customer experience. Perfect for accepting recurring or one-click payments. Currently available in Sweden only.
Simple user mandate
The user simply signs the mandate once, giving Trustly permission to debit their bank account. Once the mandate has been registered, that’s pretty much it.
You simply send us a request to receive payment. And your customer receives a fast, reassuring and hassle-free experience. These mandates will not expire and can be transferred between accounts.
Recurring payments
Your customers enjoy their on-going service without having to worry about any payment interruptions caused by expiring cards.
One-click payments
Have your customers pay for purchases by clicking a button that can be embedded on your webpage or app. No redirect necessary.
Integration with Trustly is a breeze.
Whether you prefer a Plug-and-Play solution, or if you want to build your own through our API, we'll provide you with the right support either way.
Build your business with subscriptions and one-click payments
Reduce churn
Trustly Direct Debit lowers churn caused by expiring cards for example.
Increase conversion
Trustly’s simple sign-up flow lets customers pay without entering card numbers or needing account numbers at hand.
Flexibility
Both the payment amount and the interval between payments can vary depending on your needs as a merchant.
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