A subsidiary of Groupe BPCE (50.1%) and Auchan Holding (49.9%),
Present in 11 European countries, Oney is an expert in payment, financing, digital identification, and insurance solutions.
2016: Banque Accord changes its name to Oney in France.
Oney
Oney, a French bank founded in 1983 and boasting an international presence, is a subsidiary of Auchan Holding and, since October 22, 2019, of Groupe BPCE. Its dual culture as a banker/retailer means that it's a different kind of bank, supporting the daily lives of eight million customers by offering simple, secure, and innovative in-store and online shopping experiences that make it an active player in the development of new consumption patterns.
We are both bankers and retailers; we build on our distinctive market positioning and expertise developed over more than 35 years to design innovative payment solutions and financial services for retailers and their customers.
Senior management
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Jean-Pierre Viboud
Chief Executive Officer
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Jean-Yves Forel
Chairman
2019 figures
7,7 million individual customers
| 500 retail and e-merchant partners
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2,600 employees worldwide
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The French leader in split payment solutions
Oney is now the French leader in 3x or 4x online and in-store split payment solutions, and offers this service to customers of more than 450 retailers and e-merchants in five European countries.
Specialist in fraud detection and digital identification
Oney, working through its subsidiary Oneytrust, is a leader in fraud detection and digital identification and provides its solutions throughout Europe.
35 years of experience as a co-branded card issuer
More than 6 million holders of private payment cards and bank cards in Europe have access to cash and split-payment facilities in stores, directly at the checkout, as well as on e-merchant sites.
A company committed to corporate responsibility through a CSR policy integrated into its development model
Through its commitments, Oney is striving to create a fairer world by offering a springboard to the projects of the people around it, a more humane world by promoting human value through its digital transformation, and a more sustainable world by developing more rational forms of consumption.