SumUp

Verified active. SumUp Limited holds a current e-money licence issued by Ireland's Central Bank. The licence reference C195030 was granted on 27 October 2020 and remains in force. Cross-checked against the Central Bank of Ireland's authorised-entity register, SumUp operates as an electronic money institution across the EEA. The entity's authorisation continues to cover payment services and e-money issuance within its licensed scope. SumUp's passporting notification extends to 23 host member states, permitting it to provide services across a substantial portion of the European Economic Area without separate national authorisation in each jurisdiction.

The original licence grant predates the current regulatory cycle by several years; downstream registers and third-party databases may occasionally display outdated or superseded reference numbers during transitional periods. No report of enforcement action or consumer-protection ruling has been recorded against SumUp Limited in the last 12 months. Data note: the entity's current operational status and the accuracy of the host-state count are as recorded in the Central Bank register at the time of last cross-check. Public register references confirm the licence; however, service-level detail and upstream funding structures fall outside the scope of this licence verification.