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Fintech growing 30% MoM achieved USD$0 to $120M GMV and $0 to $576K revenue p/a in first 10 months of trading
- Published November 17, 2022 7:05AM UTC
- Publisher A Dizon
- Categories Company Updates
Lopay is a payment company focused on helping small and medium-sized businesses across the world accept in-person payments faster and more economically
Trusted by over 8,000 businesses in the United Kingdom, Lopay is the fastest and most economical way to take in-person payments. The company has already grown from USD $0 to $120m per year in processing volume since launching in January 2022.
- Backed by U.K’s leading financiers and business titans including CEO of $1T AUM Schroders Asset Management
- In the first 10 months of trading: USD $0 to $120m GMV and $0 to $576k revenue p/a
- >8,000 businesses acquired growing 30% month on month
- Going after the $4T in-person payments annually representing a $20B revenue p/a global opportunity
Connect with the company and learn more about Lopay by accessing their deal room here.
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