DeFi BNPL start-up AtPay taps Pismo for card issuance

  • AtPay, a buy now, pay later (BNPL) solution, is gearing up for a soft launch in Australia.
  • They’ve partnered with Pismo, a core banking platform, for card issuance.
  • AtPay offers a unique feature, allowing customers to pay in both fiat and cryptocurrency, online and in-store.
  • Customers earn AtPay tokens with each repayment, which can be used with the company’s merchant partners.
  • Pismo’s cloud-based platform, recently acquired by Visa, will facilitate card issuance via an API.
  • AtPay, with over 150 corporate clients, plans to go live in Australia in Q1 2024 and expand to international markets in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and North America.
  • Sahir Nadeem, CTO of AtPay, emphasizes their control over payment authorizations and scalability with Pismo’s platform.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

You May Also Like

Talucard Empowers Visually Impaired with New Biometric Card

Innovative solution enhances accessibility for the visually impaired community.Highlights: Talucard introduces a biometric card tailored for the visually...

Wero Strengthens Online Payments with Launch in Belgium

New platform aims to enhance e-commerce transactions in Belgium.Highlights: Wero has officially launched its online payment platform in...

Stablecoins Could Restrict Monetary Policy, Warns ECB

European Central Bank raises concerns about stablecoin impacts on financial systems.Highlights: ECB cautions about potential risks posed by...

Klarna and Stripe Strengthen BNPL Payments With AI Collaboration

New partnership aims to enhance buy now, pay later services through AI technology.Highlights: Klarna and Stripe team up...