The platform covers the full payment value chain: electronic invoice issuance and presentation, payments, open banking, and recurring payments. Businesses using Digiteal can send and manage invoices digitally under the European standard for e-invoicing (PEPPOL), simplifying invoicing workflows and ensuring compliance with invoicing standards.
On the payment side, Digiteal supports a broad range of payment methods — from debit and credit cards to account-to-account transfers, QR codes, payment buttons, or links. It also offers advanced features such as splitting payments, merging payouts, “buy now, pay later” for B2B with 30–90 day payment terms, and recurring payment mandates like direct debits.
For marketplaces or platforms, Digiteal allows automatic splitting of incoming payments among multiple recipients, useful for multi-seller platforms or services with several stakeholders.
Digiteal is a licensed payment institution under EU regulations (SEPA, PSD2) and certified by the national banking regulator in Belgium. Its infrastructure is ISO 27001 certified, ensuring a high standard of data security and compliance.
The company aims to help merchants, service providers, public institutions — basically any entity handling invoices and payments — to improve cash flow, reduce administrative burden, and lower transaction costs. Its API-first approach makes integration into existing systems such as e-commerce platforms, invoicing software, or CRM/ERP systems straightforward.
Since its founding in 2015, Digiteal has positioned itself as a modern alternative to traditional invoice and payment systems, supporting businesses across Europe seeking streamlined payment and invoicing solutions.
