Online card payments: who is responsible for what
One term, five different jobs. Online card payments run through a gateway, processor, acquirer, issuer and card scheme, and each one owns a specific part.
DIMOCO powers payments to Padeldome on eTennis platform
Padeldome, Vienna’s largest padel operator with more than 40 courts, now takes court bookings and payments through eTennis, processed by DIMOCO.
Payment trends 2026: what’s really changing and why
Carrier Billing at scale, account-to-account as a default option, wallets as the interface, agentic commerce arriving. The shifts that matter in 2026.
The subscription economy is on the rise
In subscriptions, the signup flow decides the sale more often than price or content does. DIMOCO CEO Clemens Leitner on building checkout for recurring payments.
Carrier Billing, a payment method for the future
Plug in the car, pick pay-by-mobile-bill, charge. No new app, no registration, no card details at a kiosk. Why carrier billing fits EV charging and mobility.
Mobile Payments: The potential and promises
Digital goods only, €50 a transaction, €300 a month. Those limits kept Direct Carrier Billing in its niche. How the agent model removes them.
Carrier Billing: is it more expensive?
Carrier billing shows one fee. Card pricing splits across interchange, gateway, acquirer, chargeback and cross-border charges. Which actually costs more?
Taking carrier billing to new heights
Carrier billing’s main obstacle is not technology. It is low awareness among operators and merchants, plus EU rules that vary by market. Clemens Leitner on both.
Payments, the key to unlocking growth
Six levers on payment performance: method mix, checkout length, mobile, personalization, fraud prevention and recurring billing. Where turnover actually comes from.