Paymentology has raised US$175 million in a new funding round co-led by Apis Partners and pan-European private equity firm Aspirity Partners.
The company will use the capital to support global expansion and product development.
Paymentology plans to move beyond core issuer processing into adjacent areas, including credit, stablecoins, tokenisation, and AI services.
Much of the global payments issuing layer remains constrained by legacy infrastructure, which can limit the speed and flexibility of launching new products.
Paymentology addresses this through a configurable platform that allows issuers to manage card and digital payment experiences across multiple markets.
“By combining global capability with the flexibility to adapt locally, we enable our clients to compete more effectively with speed, control and efficiency, in an increasingly dynamic landscape,”
said Jeff Parker, CEO of Paymentology.
The funding follows a period of rapid expansion for the company.
The firm reported a 117% year-on-year increase in new sales for the 2025 financial year, alongside a 65% rise in transaction volumes.
The platform currently provides cloud-native processing for clients across 68 countries.
Its customer base spans digital asset platforms, embedded finance providers, and established banks modernising their legacy systems, featuring companies such as M-Pesa, GoTyme, and Wio Bank.
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