What is Irish banks' new mobile-payment service Zippay?

Irish banks to launch Revolut rival Zippay this week

Zippay works directly via customers’ existing banking apps. Read more: Irish banks to launch Revolut rival Zippay this week

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What is Irish banks' new mobile-payment service Zippay?

A new mobile-payment service from AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB has officially launched. It is called Zippay and will be rolled out to roughly five million customers on a phased basis from tomorrow.

Three Irish banks are teaming up to launch a rival to Revolut this week

The service will be rolled out across the existing AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB apps from tomorrow.

Irish banks launch Zippay digital payment service to compete with Revolut

Zippay is an in-app service offered through customers’ existing mobile banking apps and will begin rolling out on a phased basis to users from Tuesday

Poll: What is new banking service Zippay and will you use it?

Ireland’s three main banks, AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB, have launched a new mobile payment service called Zippay that allows customers to send and receive money instantly using just a phone number. The service is designed to rival fintech payment apps such as Revolut and N26, but it works inside existing bank apps rather than requiring users to download a separate platform. Here is everything you need to know about the exciting new v…