New Zealand · Financial services startup

Qippay

Qippay is a fintech company based in New Zealand that specializes in open banking payments and infrastructure.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

Financial servicesAuckland, New Zealand

About Qippay

Qippay is a fintech company based in New Zealand that specializes in open banking payments and infrastructure.

It offers regulated account-to-account payment and data solutions, enabling businesses to collect payments directly from customers' bank accounts. This approach provides fast confirmation, lower costs, and enhanced security. The company's main products include PayBy for direct bank payments, SetPay for recurring payments, and AnyPay along with other open banking tools. Qippay Horizon is an enterprise suite that integrates open banking, recurring payments, card payments, and merchant tools. Qippay also provides consent-based account data services and payment security features, catering to merchants, enterprises, charities, and consumers. Its partnerships include notable New Zealand banks such as ASB, Westpac, ANZ, and BNZ, as well as various businesses looking for efficient payment solutions.

What company datasets say Qippay raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all85kin the source's currency
Rounds1
Last roundSeed
Last round size60k
Last round dateAug 2021

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Sector
Financial services
Industry code
NAICS 522320, 518210
Region
Auckland
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