Fritidskortet is Sweden's national leisure allowance — money many families already have set aside for their kids' sports and activities. Until now, spending it meant going around 360Player entirely. Now it sits right next to card and Swish on the invoice.
One less reason to drop out
For a lot of Swedish families, Fritidskortet is the difference between signing a child up and not. Making it available at checkout removes a real barrier to registration, without your club having to chase separate applications or run a second payment channel on the side.
One payment method, every kind of invoice
Fritidskortet isn't limited to a single product type. It works wherever your club already takes payments — memberships, camp and event registrations, bookings — and it works just as well on an individual installment of a payment plan or subscription, not only a one-off charge. Families use it wherever it applies, without your club having to set anything up differently invoice by invoice.
Money that finds its own way
Guardians approve the payment themselves, directly with E-hälsomyndigheten. It doesn't create extra admin work for your club, and it can cover part of an invoice as easily as the whole thing, so it works alongside whatever else a family owes.
Reconciliation that doesn't get in the way
Fritidskortet charges live on your invoices like any other payment and stay easy to isolate for bookkeeping, without cluttering the payout reports you already rely on.
Available now
This is live today for every club registered in Sweden with 360Player Payments enabled. Connect your organization from Payment Settings, or read the full setup walkthrough in the Help Center.
