Paysafe

Online payments company

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2023 PaysafeCash was awarded the 'Best Payments Led Financial Inclusion Initiative' at The Digital Banker's Global Payments Innovation Awards.
2022 PaysafeCash was awarded second place in the 'Best Contribution to Economic Mobility in Payments' category at the Fintech Futures' PayTech Awards.
April 2022 Bruce Lowthers was announced to replace Philip McHugh as CEO and executive director, effective May 1, 2022.
April 2022 Paysafe announced a new partnership with US-based auto finance company Exeter Finance for eCash payments for US auto loans.
March 31 2021 Paysafe listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) with ticker symbol PSFE after merging with special purpose acquisition company Foley Trasimene Acquisition Corp II.
December 2020 Paysafe entered into a definitive agreement to merge with special-purpose acquisition company Foley Trasimene Acquisition Corp in a US$9 billion transaction.
July 2020 Paysafe acquired payment gateway Openbucks for an undisclosed amount, with the Openbucks team to join the eCash solutions group.
April 2019 Paysafe Group announced plans to mitigate potential negative effects of Brexit by transferring its European Economic Area business to newly incorporated group companies in Ireland.
February 2018 Paysafe announced sponsorship of the No. 19 Dale Coyne Racing Honda in the Verizon IndyCar Series, driven by Zachary Claman DeMelo and Pietro Fittipaldi.
December 21 2017 Paysafe was delisted from the London Stock Exchange.
November 22 2017 The European Commission approved the Paysafe acquisition by the consortium.
August 2017 Paysafe was announced to be sold to a consortium of The Blackstone Group and CVC Capital Partners for £2.96 billion.
November 25 2016 Paysafe Group restricted the use of the Net+ Prepaid MasterCard to countries within the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), affecting users in over 100 countries.
2015 Optimal Payments continued sponsorship of Crystal Palace Football Club, displaying Neteller's logo on the team's shirts for the 2015/16 season.
December 2015 Paysafe Group moved to the main market of the London Stock Exchange.
March 2015 Optimal Payments PLC acquired the Skrill group, including paysafecard, for approximately €1.1 billion and rebranded as Paysafe Group.
2014 Optimal Payments became the official sponsor of Crystal Palace Football Club, displaying Neteller's logo on the team's shirts for the 2014/15 season.
July 2014 Optimal Payments PLC expanded its US interests by purchasing Meritus Payment Solutions and Global Merchant Advisors, Inc. in a deal worth over $235 Million.
February 2011 Neovia Financial PLC acquired Optimal Payments of Montreal, Canada.

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