Obsessed with the
merchant experience.
We empower our partners to connect seamlessly with merchants and their customers.
State-of-the-art
Payments as a Service Platform
We partner with acquirers and payment providers to deliver exceptional merchant experiences. Our bank-grade, Payments as a Service platform and scalable cloud-based technology seamlessly connects the world of commerce into payments.
Integrated (POS)
In-store Solutions
E-commerce
Value-added Services
Customer Success & Support
Cloud-based API Integration Layer
Modern Merchant Dashboard
Real-time Support Monitoring
Payment as a Service Platform
We offer a white-label, bank-grade Payment-as-a-Service (PaaS) cloud platform that holds PII data for acquirers and payment providers. Our state-of-the-art PaaS platform for transaction processing enables faster delivery of compelling merchant propositions that solve for multi-channel payment needs.
MEDIA
Mastercard and Westpac-backed start-up bucks market with $32.5m raise
The Australian Financial Review July 19, 2022
Mastercard and Westpac-backed start-up bucks market with $32.5m raise
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Westpac-backed payments technology start-up mx51 has bucked the broader gloom in local tech investment circles, closing a $32.5 million funding round that more than doubled its valuation.
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The funding round included a raft of returning investors from its previous capital raisings including payment heavyweight Mastercard and venture capital operators Acorn Capital, Commencer Capital, Rampersand and Artesian.
Westpac-backed fintech startup mx51 raises $25m
The Australian Financial Review May 24, 2021
Westpac-backed fintech start-up mx51 raises $25m
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Westpac-backed banking technology company mx51 has raised $25 million only a year after splitting from Assembly Payments, having already processed $1 billion of transactions.
Founded by former Westpac executive and Assembly Payments co-chief executive Victor Zheng, mx51 offers a white label solution for banks and non-bank acquirers to offer merchants a multi-channel payments platform, which rivals the likes of Stripe, Tyro and Square.