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TINK

Cargo bike sharing system in Germany.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

TINK is a cargo bike sharing system in Germany.

Recent events

  • Tink introduces Income Check in the UK[1]

    Reported:

    Tink introduced its Income Check service in the United Kingdom, enabling banking institutions and lending platforms to verify an individual's income using banking data.

  • Visa agrees to acquire Tink[2]

    Reported:

    Visa signed an agreement to acquire Tink. Tink said it would operate as an independent brand within Visa.

  • Tink announces acquisition of FinTecSystems[3]

    Reported:

    Tink announced its acquisition of German open banking technology provider FinTecSystems, subject to approval from national competent authorities. FinTecSystems will continue serving customers in the DACH region as part of Tink following the acquisition.

  • Unconfirmed

    Tink acquires FinTecSystems[4]

    Reported:

    Tink acquired Germany’s FinTecSystems. The acquisition expanded Tink’s presence in the German-speaking market; FinTecSystems’ 67 employees would join Tink.

  • Tink closes €85 million investment round extension[5]

    Reported:

    Tink announced that it had closed an €85 million extension to its investment round, co-led by Eurazeo and Dawn Capital.

  • Lydia works with Tink on open banking features[6]

    Reported:

    Lydia is working with financial API startup Tink for open banking features in its app and plans to progressively use Tink for some clients while retaining Budget Insight for accounts it serves better.

  • Unconfirmed

    Tink acquires OpenWrks aggregation service[7]

    Reported:

    Tink acquired an aggregation service operated by OpenWrks. OpenWrks sold only a specific portion of its business and remains committed to offering Open Banking services; the deal terms were not disclosed.

  • Tink partners with Kivra on invoice payments[8]

    Reported:

    Tink announced a partnership with Sweden-based digital mailbox provider Kivra to make paying bills and invoices easier. The collaboration uses Tink for Kivra’s new payment service.

  • Tink acquires Eurobits Technologies[9]

    Reported:

    Tink's acquisition of Eurobits Technologies was reported as a move to enhance Tink's platform, increase connectivity and expand its product offering. The acquisition is expected to increase Tink's connectivity with banks and financial institutions in 17 markets.

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