Sometimes having a secure and agile PSP platform is not enough, as it should also be easy to use and comprehensible for your clients. And we at Genome are working exactly on that. We are proud to announce that Genome got localized to five more languages, which are: German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Norwegian – all for our clients’ convenience.  Changing the language is really simple – just go to my.genome.eu and, before logging in, pick the language option you prefer in the upper center of the screen, near the “Terms of use” tab.   Open an account in Genome online Get

Please note that Genome’s merchant services have been temporarily unavailable since September 2024. Having a merchant account is crucial if you want to accept money for your online goods and services. And right now, E-Commerce is not only one of the most in-demand industries but is also an opportunity for retail shops to move some of their products online to strive during the lockdown or similar scenarios.  With Genome, you can open multiple merchant accounts easily and online, no need to leave your house. After getting Genome’s merchant account, you will be able to accept credit cards and alternative method

Sometimes it’s hard to imagine that years ago money transactions between European countries took up to five business days and fees for these were very distinct. However, now the payments are mostly seamless as a result of SEPA adoption. So, let’s take a look at how and why the SEPA appeared, its advantages, and explain what these transactions are and how to make them. Ready? Let’s start. What is a SEPA transfer? SEPA is an initiative adopted by the European Union to integrate electronic payments within its borders. A SingleEuro Payments Area was the next logical step in creating a

It’s that time again – the month is over and we’d like to update you on all of the important news, updates, and events that happened in regards to Genome in June. Interested? Then buckle up and let’s start the month in review. A new blog article about online banking We continue expanding Genome’s blog with more articles about banking and payments so that our existing and potential clients could have access to a comprehensive guide on every aspect of the industry if they need to. This time we’ve looked into the topic of online banking and what do you need to know

The COVID-19 pandemic definitely has pushed financial institutions to change the ways they operate and come up with new solutions for this. These and other topics were recently discussed during the Fintech week Lithuania online conference on the 15-18th of June. Genome also participated in the event and we would like to share some of the most interesting ideas voiced during a panel “The most exciting COVID-19 crisis innovations that will shape the future of Fintechs”. The issue was deliberated on by the head of Fintech Lithuania at Infobalt Paulius Tarbūnas, head series producer and host at Fintech Finance Douglas

Opening a business account at a bank might be worrisome, as you are never quite sure about the ever-changing requirements and documents needed to start one. And sometimes you don’t have any free time to spend on multiple visits to the banking institutions – especially now when it’s better to minimize unnecessary contacts due to the pandemic. Thankfully, there is a faster and safer alternative like Genome, where you can open multiple personal, business IBANs or merchant accounts* completely online – no need to waste time or risk your well being. *Please note that Genome’s merchant services have been temporarily

There has been a lot of new updates and engaging content coming from Genome lately, so we’ve decided to share a summary of the most important and interesting events, features, and blog posts of May 2020. Genome’s COVID-19 initiative continues to gain recognition. Yes, technically we have cancelled all the service fees for our low-risk clients in April, but the offer will continue as some countries are still facing the lockdown due to the pandemic. The relevance of our initiative was recognized by FinTech advisor Marcel Van Oost and IBS Intelligence last month, and by Financial IT in May.  Genome has launched a referral program. We are finally able to reward

We understand that you might have questions about Genome and its services while browsing our website. That’s why we launched an online chat, where you can communicate with our support team in real-time. You can find the chat in the right lower corner of Genome’s main page.   Open an account in Genome online Get Started To start using the chat, enter your name, e-mail address, and a message itself that might include questions and suggestions regarding Genome services. Our support consultant will get back to you within minutes during working hours on weekdays.  If it is a weekend and our

The first instances of online banking, as we know, started to emerge in the mid-90s when the internet itself became public. The popularity of internet banking keeps growing, as technologies develop and become more accessible and widespread worldwide.  Just see for yourself: in 2007, 25% of people within the European Union used the internet for online banking, and in 2017 this figure more than doubled to 51%.  As of 2019, online banking penetration in the EU markets reached 58%, with over 90% of Norwegian, Icelandic, Danish, Finnish, and Dutch populations accessing online banking sites.  The recent lockdown around the world

It’s been a bit more than a year since Genome opened its beta to the public during The White Nights Conference in Berlin. But a lot has happened since then: our EMI was recognized as the Best Online Business Payments Platform 2020 within Europe, launched a referral program beneficial to our clients, and also started a COVID-19 initiative to support low-risk businesses during the pandemic.  We tried our best to gradually enhance the quality of our services, and thanks to that became a part of something even greater. Invest Lithuania, the Lithuanian investment promotion agency published a report called “The Fintech Landscape in Lithuania 2019-2020”. In it, the