Viena sąskaita
Viena sąskaita is a company.
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Key people at Viena sąskaita.
Viena sąskaita is a company.
Key people at Viena sąskaita.
Key people at Viena sąskaita.
Viena sąskaita is a Lithuanian fintech company providing an online platform for convenient payment of household utility bills, serving individuals across Lithuania by aggregating invoices from over 2,500 service providers.[3][4] It solves the problem of fragmented bill management by enabling users to receive, pay, and track bills securely via web and mobile app, regardless of technical skill, while offering budget planning and document storage features.[1][3][4] The company demonstrates strong growth, with 240,000 active clients, 1.7 million monthly invoices collected, and daily remittances totaling €1.2 million; in 2024, it reported €6.44 million in sales revenue and €3.41 million in net profit, employing 31 people with an average salary of €3,718.[1][4]
Founded on January 26, 2006, as UAB Viena sąskaita (registration code 300530005) in Kaunas, Lithuania, the company began developing its innovative bill payment platform around 2005, launching it to simplify utility payments.[1][2][4] Early efforts focused on creating an accessible online solution for all users, evolving over 12+ years into a comprehensive service uniting thousands of providers.[3] It is now part of the Aktiva Finance Group, expanding financial products across the Baltics and Poland, with operations regulated by the Bank of Lithuania under a financial institution license for money remittance and payments.[4][5] Current manager Aušra Čiuplienė oversees activities from its Kaunas headquarters at Savanorių pr. 194.[1]
Viena sąskaita rides the fintech wave of digitalizing everyday financial tasks, particularly bill payments, amid rising demand for seamless, contactless services post-pandemic and with growing mobile adoption in the Baltics.[3][4] Timing aligns with EU open banking regulations and PSD2, enabling licensed aggregators like this to thrive by partnering with utilities and banks for frictionless payments.[5] Market forces favoring it include Lithuania's fintech hub status, high internet penetration, and consumer shift from paper bills; it influences the ecosystem by standardizing household finance tools, reducing administrative burdens, and supporting group expansions into adjacent services like remittances.[1][4][5]
Viena sąskaita is poised for continued expansion within Aktiva Finance Group, potentially deepening cross-border services in the Baltics and Poland amid rising digital payment adoption.[4][5] Trends like AI-driven personalization for budgeting and further PSD2 integrations will shape its growth, while sustained profitability and low credit risk position it to capture more market share in utility fintech.[1] Its influence may evolve from a local bill-payer to a regional household finance hub, simplifying finances as effectively as it has for 240,000 Lithuanian users today.
