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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.
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