Paysafe Completes Acquisition of SafetyPay
Paysafe (NYSE:PSFE) has completed the acquisition of SafetyPay, enhancing its position in the rapidly growing Latin American eCommerce market. This strategic move follows its recent purchase of PagoEfectivo, positioning Paysafe as a leading provider of open banking and eCash solutions in the region. SafetyPay's extensive bank network, covering over 90% of banks and over 180,000 cash collection points in 11 countries, will create significant cross-selling opportunities across Paysafe's business units, driving long-term growth.
- Acquisition of SafetyPay enhances Paysafe's footprint in the Latin American eCommerce market.
- Strategic move follows the acquisition of PagoEfectivo, increasing market share in open banking and eCash solutions.
- Over 180,000 cash collection points and 90% bank coverage from SafetyPay position Paysafe for significant growth.
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Acquisition enables
Paysafe to further scale in the high-growth Latin American region, taking advantage of the nascent open banking ecosystem and building on its recent acquisition of PagoEfectivo. -
Together the two acquisitions are expected to drive multiple cross-selling opportunities across all
Paysafe business units, enhancing long term growth prospects.
SafetyPay was founded in 2007 as an eCommerce payments platform with the mission to enable millions of consumers to use alternative payment methods (APMs), most notably bank transfers and eCash solutions, to make online purchases. It now has a presence in 11 Latin American countries and operates via an unparalleled network of banks, with over 90 percent bank coverage and over 180,000 cash collection points. It serves nearly 300 merchants primarily in the travel, entertainment, and digital goods industries.
With the transaction closing,
As part of the transaction, the entire SafetyPay team now transitions into Paysafe’s eCash and open banking solutions team which is headed up by
Paysafe’s eCash business is now able to offer its solutions in around 60 countries with over one million distribution points.
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About
About Paysafe’s eCash Division
Its original product, paysafecard, uses a 16-digit code and enables customers to shop online without using an account or credit card, protecting their confidential financial information. In 2018, the paysafecard team developed Paysafecash allowing customers to shop online first and then pay securely for their purchases with cash at convenient, nearby payment points. Paysafecash is already available in nearly 30 countries. In 2020, paysafecard and Paysafecash reached a transaction volume of more than
Further information is available at www.paysafecard.com
About SafetyPay
SafetyPay was founded in 2007 as an eCommerce payment platform designed to empower online shoppers, merchants and banks to transact safely. The company’s software offers real-time global payment options, including bank transfers and eCash solutions as well as other alternative payment methods (APMs), to securely make online purchases from merchants worldwide and pay directly via a local bank or other point of sale, in the currency of one’s choice.
SafetyPay’s core mission continues to be to drive online payment inclusion for the entire Latin American population and enable Latin American and European merchants to expand their sales into new international markets. 14 years on, it now operates via the largest network of banks and cash collection points in 11 countries in
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