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Who provides the underlying services?

2PayApp provides the business payment platform and the customer relationship. Depending on the approved account configuration, regulated financial institutions or payment service providers may be involved in issuing account details, holding or safeguarding funds, executing payments, providing access to a payment rail and processing currency conversions. The providers involved in your configuration and their roles are described in your customer agreement.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-09

Article facts

FieldVisible value
2PayApp roleBusiness payment platform and customer relationship
Can other institutions be involved?Yes
Roles they may performAccount details, holding or safeguarding funds, executing payments, rail access, currency conversion
Can the provider differ by currency or rail?Yes
Where the roles are namedThe customer agreement and service documentation
Is one provider's status 2PayApp's status?No
Last reviewed2026-09-09

Which roles can sit with another institution

A single payment can involve more than one entity. The roles that can be performed by a regulated financial institution or a payment service provider are:

  • issuing account details;
  • holding or safeguarding funds;
  • executing payments;
  • providing access to a payment rail;
  • processing currency conversions.

These roles do not have to sit with the same entity, and they do not have to be the same for EUR, GBP and USD.

Why the answer is not a single name on this page

The set of providers involved depends on the configuration approved for a company: its currencies, rails, account identifiers and the flows it was approved for. A generic list published on a public page would be wrong for some customers and would go stale as configurations change.

The accurate, current answer for your company is in the documentation you sign. That is where it is contractual rather than illustrative.

What to check before you rely on the account

Your customer agreement should identify:

  • the contractual service provider;
  • the institution providing account details;
  • the entity holding or safeguarding funds;
  • the entity executing payments;
  • the applicable regulatory framework;
  • whether a deposit-protection or compensation scheme applies.

If any of these is unclear in the documentation you were given, ask before moving money through the account.

What this does not mean

  • A provider's authorisation is not 2PayApp's authorisation, and must not be presented as one.
  • The involvement of a regulated institution does not make 2PayApp a bank.
  • The involvement of a regulated institution does not by itself mean that balances carry deposit protection.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the website not list the providers? Because the correct list is per customer and per configuration, and it is contractual. It is stated in your agreement.

Can the provider change during the relationship? Provider arrangements can change. Material changes are reflected in the applicable service documentation.

Does a provider's licence cover everything 2PayApp offers? No. A provider's authorisation covers what that provider does, in the scope for which it is authorised.

Who do I complain to? Start with the channel named in your customer agreement. See How do I raise a complaint?.

This article is explanatory. The applicable customer agreement and service documentation prevail if they differ from it.

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