Your turn
Try it, right here.
Nine digits, an amount, send. Everything is simulated on this page — except the interface, which is the app's, at its real size.
Pay by number
Scan a QR code
No money moves on this page. NexEuro's real availability depends on your country, your bank and the recipient's account.
For merchants
The terminal is the phone you already have.
You type the amount, the app puts it into a single-use code, and that code expires on its own a few minutes later. The customer's camera reads the amount along with the rest — nothing to retype on either side.
Both screens show the same result at the same second — which is what really counts when the queue starts to build.
STILL IN BETA
— merchant accounts are opening gradually.
Every payment is confirmed by you.
Nothing leaves without an explicit confirmation in the app, on your own device: you see the recipient, the amount, then you approve. Here's where the product really stands. We've left out everything we can't yet stand behind — which is why the list is short.
Product status
Currently in beta
We're in beta and working towards an ACPR licence. Until it's granted, we'll say so, in plain words, on every page.
Rails
SEPA Instant compatible
Transfers travel over SEPA Instant-compatible infrastructure, between participating euro accounts.
Identifiers
Phone number or QR code
A phone number or a QR code is enough to send euros. No IBAN to copy, no terminal to buy.
Availability
Depending on your context
It depends on your country, the partners involved and both accounts. Security and data protection have been part of the product since week one, not a chapter added later.
This page claims no certification, licence, partnership or user count. If it isn't stated here, it's because we don't have it yet. Crypto appears in the app as a future payment method, and is flagged as such.