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Eupago launches Bizum in Portugal and opens national commerce to 30 million Spanish consumers
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Eupago launches Bizum in Portugal and opens national commerce to 30 million Spanish consumers

SAPO15 September 2026 at 18:01

Eupago announced the launch of Bizum in Portugal, becoming a pioneer in making this payment method available in the Portuguese market. This solution allows national merchants to now accept Bizum as a form of payment in their transactions.

Bizum is described as the preferred payment method of Spanish consumers, which makes this integration particularly relevant for Portuguese commerce. With this functionality, establishments in Portugal can now better serve the vast base of consumers from Spain.

The decision to implement Bizum arose in response to high demand from Portuguese merchants who sell their products and services to the Spanish market. This demand reflected the growing need to facilitate cross-border transactions.

The launch is also based on an installed base of 30 thousand Eupago clients, which demonstrates the company's capacity to respond to market needs and expand its payment solutions to new methods and markets.

Why this matters

Portuguese merchants who sell to Spain can now accept a payment method that is the preferred one of Spanish consumers, which can increase sales and reduce payment barriers in cross-border trade. This expansion responds to a concrete demand from Eupago's clients and positions Portugal to better capture the neighboring market.

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