Have you added your bank account in Corpay One? Then the next step is to give Corpay One a third-party power of attorney at Danske Bank. It gives Corpay One limited, technical access to send payments from the company's bank account – without any administrative rights.
You can see the power of attorney before you start here (opens in Google Drive).
How to do it
Receive the power of attorney. We email you the third-party power of attorney – usually within 24 hours of you adding the bank account.
Sign the power of attorney. It must be signed by everyone authorised to sign for the company.
Upload it to Danske Bank in District or Business Online.
If Danske Bank rejects the power of attorney, you will be notified in online banking under Meddelelser fra banken (messages from the bank).
Next step: Activate your bank account
For Danske Bank, we handle the activation for you. Danske Bank does not notify you when the power of attorney is approved, so we check automatically 7 days after we sent it to you and let you know once the account is activated. Read more in Activate your bank account.
How long does it take?
Danske Bank typically takes 7–14 business days to process the power of attorney. If Danske Bank has already confirmed to you that it is approved, let us know and we will activate the account – usually within 24 hours.
What does it cost?
Setting up the third-party power of attorney with Danske Bank costs DKK 500. The amount is invoiced in Corpay One once the bank account has been activated as a payment method.
Can I connect more than one bank account?
Yes. Add each account as a payment method and give our support team all the accounts you want to use, so they are included in the setup.
Connection not working? See Bank connection and payment errors, or write to us at supporteu@corpayone.com.