- SEPA Credit
- SEPA Instant
- SEPA Direct Debit
SEPA connectivity for a global payments business.
A technical connector for SEPA Credit, SEPA Instant and SEPA Direct Debit, with back-office and ledger capabilities.
Read case study: PaysendThe Dutch small PI exemption does not cover money remittance, so a transfer business in the Netherlands needs a full DNB licence from the start. Build it on a platform that records each transfer from payment in to payout.
A technical connector for SEPA Credit, SEPA Instant and SEPA Direct Debit, with back-office and ledger capabilities.
Read case study: Paysend
Global business accounts, multi-currency payments and cross-border solutions, supported by Crassula APIs and BaaS connections.
Read case study: MultipassCustomers pay in by SEPA Instant and send to relatives abroad, with the rate and the amount received fixed at the moment they confirm.
Sellers and freelancers paid in bulk from a file or via API, each batch released after a second approver signs off.
FX spreads and fees per currency pair, corridor and client group, maintained in price lists.
Saved beneficiaries, BIC lookup and transfer templates for senders who pay the same people every month.
Each requirement, what the platform gives you for it and who owns it after launch.
A description of each service the platform performs, so the services in your application match your capital.
You, with your lawyersTransfer-level records of funds in transit, exported for reconciliation with the safeguarding account.
Your finance teamApproval roles in the back office for both policymakers, with a log of every decision.
YouSender identity and address captured at onboarding and sent with each payment.
SharedLimits per corridor and client type, plus exports for your sanctions screening and transaction monitoring.
Your compliance officerService description, subcontractors, audit rights and exit support for your register of information.
You, with our inputRails your customers can use
Rules that change what you have to build, in the order they apply.
DORA applies to Dutch payment institutions, including the register of information on ICT providers.
Payment institutions in the Netherlands that send euro transfers must let payers check the payee's name first.
Dutch PIs must be reachable for instant euro payments and able to send them.
The EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation applies on top of, and partly instead of, the Wwft.
PSD3 is expected to apply. Licensed PIs will need to show DNB they meet the updated rules.
DNB wants evidence of safeguarding with the application itself, either proof that the arrangement exists or a commitment letter from a bank. We help you show how the transfer platform feeds that arrangement and write the IT sections of the file.
Talk to us about your applicationCrassula provides technology and documentation support. We do not provide legal or regulatory advice and cannot guarantee the outcome of an application.
A configured environment to show the regulator, not slides.
Payment flows, IT security, ICT risk under DORA, outsourcing and continuity sections for your DNB file.
Banking, safeguarding and KYC providers from our network, matched to your licence.

Suppose a team wants to serve Surinamese, Moroccan and Turkish communities in the Netherlands, many of whom send money to relatives each month. They apply to DNB for money remittance and payment accounts, set up a stichting derdengelden and show the platform's transfer flow in the pre-application meeting.
Payments to relatives with euro accounts elsewhere in Europe go out instantly over SEPA. Transfers to Suriname, Morocco and Turkey run over SWIFT through a connected provider. Two policymakers in Rotterdam approve high-value transfers and review the daily reconciliation.
Further reading: the Netherlands DNB licence guide and payment institution licences explained.
The questions teams ask us before a first call.
Not covered here?Bring your question to a demo with our team.Tell us your licence and country. We will map the rails, providers and documents you need.
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