I was surprised to learn about BLIK in Poland. So I was chatting with our robot friends to learn if there are similar p2p systems in outher EU countries. If we could replicate what Poles did, this would be HUGE. Here's a full list:

| Country | Payment system |

|---|---|

| Austria | Express-Transfer (bank instant services), MeinElba (bank apps) |

| Belgium | Bancontact Mobile, Payconiq by Bancontact |

| Bulgaria | Local bank mobile apps (instant), ePay (card services) |

| Croatia | m-Transfer (bank apps) |

| Cyprus | Local bank mobile apps (instant transfers) |

| Czech Republic | Instant bank transfers via bank apps |

| Denmark | MobilePay |

| Estonia | Bank apps / Mobile-ID instant transfers |

| Finland | Siirto (now integrated into bank apps) |

| France | Paylib, Lydia (fintech P2P), bank app instant transfers |

| Germany | giropay, Kwitt (Sparkassen), SEPA Instant via banks |

| Greece | Bank mobile apps (instant), Viva Wallet P2P |

| Hungary | Bank app instant transfers, fintech apps |

| Iceland | Bank app instant transfers |

| Ireland | Bank app instant transfers, Revolut and fintechs |

| Italy | Bancomat Pay, Satispay, MyBank, bank app instant transfers |

| Latvia | Bank app instant transfers |

| Lithuania | Paysera, bank app instant transfers |

| Luxembourg | Bank app instant transfers |

| Malta | Bank app instant transfers, fintech apps |

| Netherlands | iDEAL (e‑commerce), Tikkie (ABN AMRO P2P) |

| Norway | Vipps |

| Poland | BLIK |

| Portugal | MB WAY |

| Romania | Bank app instant transfers, fintechs (e.g., Revolut) |

| Slovenia | FLIK |

| Slovakia | Bank app instant transfers (e.g., Tatra banka) |

| Spain | Bizum |

| Sweden | Swish |

| Switzerland | TWINT |

| United Kingdom | Faster Payments (bank-backed), bank app P2P (Monzo, Revolut) |

"Notes: This list emphasizes nationally used P2P/payment schemes or widely adopted bank-backed instant transfer services in European countries; coverage and features vary (QR, phone-number transfers, one-time codes, ATM withdrawal)."

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I don't see any street vendors in Spain that accept Bizum. Only cash and cards... Bizum is for paying peer-to-peer using mobile phone numbers, and the tax office (hacienda) is seeing all these payments.