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QPay Secures A Deal With Global Neobank Revolut
- Published October 19, 2022 12:03AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Global neobank Revolut has inked a deal with the nation’s largest marketplace for university students, QPay, in a deal that QPay says will give Revolut access to one in four (650,000) university students across the country.
QPay offers an integration SaaS solution to a university with 7 core modules that include administrative and e-commerce solutions. Compared to students who never used QPay, using QPay at least once, increased campus student retention by 2%-4%. It is currently used in more than 110 campuses by more than 650,000 students, processing more than $50M in e-commerce transactions
Revolut builds a borderless, customer-centric platform that is personal to its clients, one that will serve as their trusted companion in managing and growing their money.
Connect with the company and learn more about QPay by accessing their deal room here.
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