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WolfStrike Rentals Group was a specialized payment solutions company focused on the Australasian market. Its primary business involved the rental, deployment, and support of electronic funds transfer at point of sale (EFTPOS) terminals to merchants across various industries. The company provided end-to-end payment services, including hardware, software, and support, to facilitate secure electronic transactions. In December 2017, WolfStrike was acquired by the global payment leader Ingenico Group (now a Worldline brand), integrating its regional expertise and customer base into Ingenico's broader portfolio.

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WolfStrike Rentals Group

Australia

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2013 (13 Years)

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Cyprus

2009

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