In brief: PPE wins a new senior member

Van Lanschot Kempen, a Dutch independent wealth manager historically anchored in the private bank, becomes a senior member PPE and propose Wero to its customers at the end of 2026, marking the entry of the actors of wealth management into the future pan-European payment scheme.

Van Lanschot Kempen joins the European Payments Initiative as a lead member and therefore plans to integrate Wero into its online banking environment by the end of 2026.

The bank aims at a seamless cross-border payment experience for a mobile customer, committed to security, ease of use and control of its flows.

Van Lanschot Kempen, with his arrival in EPI, confirms the growing interest of private banks in the new European payment rails. The property clientele of the establishment, often active in several countries, will be able to initiate payments in Europe directly from its banking area, without changing interface.

For PPE, the arrival of Van Lanschot Kempen illustrates a dynamic of enlargement: after the large retail banks and payment service providers, it is now wealth management that joins the sovereign portfolio project, strengthening the credibility of a common continental scheme.

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