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Paya, now a Nuvei company, is a leading provider of integrated payment and commerce solutions in the U.S. and Canada. The company focuses on creating a seamless payment experience for businesses by embedding its payment technology into the software that clients use to run their operations. Paya has a long history, originally operating as Sage Payment Solutions before being spun off in 2017. It specializes in serving specific B2B verticals, including healthcare, education, non-profit, government, and utilities. In February 2023, Paya was acquired by global payment technology company Nuvei to enhance its B2B and integrated payment offerings.

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Paya Finance

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2023 (3 Years)

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