About Tink

Tink is a leading European open banking platform that provides financial data aggregation, payment initiation, and other financial services via API. They empower businesses to create smarter, customer-centric financial services using real-time data.

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+46101787400

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Norrlandsgatan 15, 111 43 Stockholm, Sweden

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https://tink.com

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