PayrNet FAQ
What Is the Relationship with Railsr?
PayrNet is a wholly owned subsidiary of Railsr that holds the regulated financial services licenses and payment scheme memberships for Railsr. Customers contract with PayrNet for regulated services and with Railsr for technology services.
As an Open Banking Third Party Provider (TPP)
How do I Access PayrNet Accounts?
If you are a Third Party Provider (TPP) wishing to register for Open Banking access, to either PayrNet Ltd. (UK) or PayrNet UAB (Lithuania), please visit this link for setting up access.
What Regulatory Licenses does PayrNet Hold?
PayrNet holds the following regulatory licenses.
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eMoney Institution (EMI) license 900594 in the UK
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eMoney Institution (EMI) license LB001994 in Lithuania
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Temporary exemption from holding a licence under the Payment Services Act 2019 for the specified period in Singapore (https://www.mas.gov.sg/regulation/payments/entities-that-have-notified-mas-pursuant-to -the-ps-esp-r)
What Payment Scheme Memberships does PayrNet Hold?
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Visa Principal Issuing license for UK & Europe
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Visa Associate License (Singapore)
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Mastercard Principal Issuing license for UK & Europe
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Direct Participant of UK Faster Payments
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Direct Participant of BACs
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Indirect Member of SEPA
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SUPE grade member of SWIFT
What are the PayrNet Legal Entities and Other Registrations?
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PayrNet UAB (305264430) is registered in Lithuania
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PayrNet Pte. Ltd. (201913150C) is registered in Singapore
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PayrNet Limited (09883437) is registered in England & Wales
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PayrNet Limited is registered under the UK Data Protection Act (ZA162716)
Where do I find your Policies?
How do I Make a Complaint?
If you wish to raise a complaint with any of PayrNet's legal entities, please complete this form no later than within 3 months from the day on which you became aware of, or should have become aware of, the infringement of your rights or legitimate interests.
Besides personal/contact information, you should specify the circumstances of the dispute and attach supporting documents on the basis of which you are making a complaint. Once we have received your complaint we will acknowledge this via email.
If your complaint relates to our PayrNet entities in Lithuania or the UK, the following applies:
The complaint will be investigated within 15 (fifteen) working days. If, in an exceptional case, the complaint cannot be dealt with in time, PayrNet will inform you. In all cases, the processing of the complaint should not exceed 35 working days. The applicant will be informed in writing about the PayrNet decision.
If the PayrNet decision does not satisfy you, or you did not receive any reply within 15 working days, you have the right to escalate to the following:
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If concerning a regulated activity of PayrNet UAB in Lithuania, please contact the Bank of Lithuania. For further details please click here.
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If concerning a regulated activity of PayrNet Ltd. in UK, please contact the Financial Ombudsman Service. For further details please click here.
How do I Report, or Request Help with, a Fraud?
We treat all claims seriously. For UK citizens, if you have, or suspect you have been a victim, please complete this form.
Please note we are not able to discuss via social media. As an initial step, kindly ensure you contact your bank, or financial institution, where you were defrauded and tell them of this matter urgently. We will need confirmation from them before we can proceed with the claims further.
We also advise you to report this case to the police in your jurisdiction. If you are in the UK, you can do this using the Action Fraud website https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/reporting-fraud-and-cyber-crime/
How do I Contact PayrNet?
Please visit www.railsr.com/support