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PayU Buys PaySense for $185 Million to Merge It With LazyPay
PayU on Friday announced it will merge the business operations of "buy now pay later" platform LazyPay and PaySense to build a full-stack digital lending platform in India.
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PayU Acquires US-Based Fintech Firm Wibmo for $70 Million
Wibmo will continue to operate and serve all of its clients under its founder and CEO Govind Setlur as a wholly-owned subsidiary of PayU.
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PayU Launches Deferred Payment Facility 'LazyPay' in India
PayU LazyPay provides a deferred payment facility of 15 days with a transaction limit decided as per the purchasing behaviour of every individual.
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Digital Payment Startups Unaware of High Security Risks: FireEye
"The rapid shift to digital transactions will greatly increase our collective exposure to cyber-security threats - essentially fraud and theft."
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PayU Acquires Citrus Pay for $130 Million
"Today's announcement is a significant milestone for both businesses, as well as the fintech industry in India," said Laurent le Moal, CEO of PayU.
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PayU Buys PaySense for $185 Million to Merge It With LazyPay
PayU on Friday announced it will merge the business operations of "buy now pay later" platform LazyPay and PaySense to build a full-stack digital lending platform in India.
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PayU Acquires US-Based Fintech Firm Wibmo for $70 Million
Wibmo will continue to operate and serve all of its clients under its founder and CEO Govind Setlur as a wholly-owned subsidiary of PayU.
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PayU Launches Deferred Payment Facility 'LazyPay' in India
PayU LazyPay provides a deferred payment facility of 15 days with a transaction limit decided as per the purchasing behaviour of every individual.
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Digital Payment Startups Unaware of High Security Risks: FireEye
"The rapid shift to digital transactions will greatly increase our collective exposure to cyber-security threats - essentially fraud and theft."
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PayU Acquires Citrus Pay for $130 Million
"Today's announcement is a significant milestone for both businesses, as well as the fintech industry in India," said Laurent le Moal, CEO of PayU.
