Payment methods in Greenland

Apple's digital wallet enables easy, secure and private transactions in stores, apps and on the web. It uses device-embedded security features and tokenization; Apple does not store card numbers or transaction details Flow: User taps Apple Pay button, selects card in native sheet, authenticates via Face ID/Touch ID, result returns instantly. Tokenized PAN sent to gateway for authorization.

MobilePay is Greenland's primary mobile wallet. Residents must have a Danish or Greenlandic phone number and a debit or credit card from a bank in Denmark, the Faroe Islands or Greenland. The Bank of Greenland and telecom operator Tusass provide the service to all residents

PayPal is widely used for online purchases in Greenland, particularly for cross-border e-commerce where local payment options are limited. Flow: User selects PayPal, a modal or redirect opens. User logs in, confirms funding source, reviews details, authorizes. Control returns to merchant with approved or declined status.

Google's mobile wallet allows users to save card details once for seamless checkout, tap to pay in stores, and click to pay online. It encrypts payment details and offers built-in authentication and fraud protection Flow: User chooses Google Pay, native sheet shows saved cards. User confirms, tokenized credentials are returned to merchant/gateway for authorization.

Available in Greenland for international online purchases and cross-border e-commerce. Not a primary domestic payment method — MobilePay and Dankort/bank cards serve that role. Flow: User selects PayPal, a modal or redirect opens. User logs in, confirms funding source, reviews details, authorizes. Control returns to merchant with approved or declined status.

Denmark's national debit card scheme (Nets A/S). Present across Greenland as the standard bank card issued by GrønlandsBANKEN alongside Visa co-branding.