In brief: New member joins EuroPA

The central interbank payment system in Greece DIAS has just formalized its rapprochement with EuroPA (European Payments Alliance), a strategic initiative led by several European payment service providers. Like the project EPI An ambition to build with banks, EuroPA aims to build a sovereign, interoperable and competitive instant payment infrastructure in the face of international giants in the sector.

EuroPA can now boast that it has won a new member for DIAS, the central interbank payment system in Greece. It will integrate EuroPA via its IRIS instant payment system.

The latter currently has 4 million active users.

DIAS has specified that it will be technically ready to support IRIS P2P transactions via EuroPA in the first half of 2026. This announcement marks Greece's entry into the Alliance.

EuroPA now has ten European member countries: Greece, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Andorra.

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