Paytently, an innovative payment orchestration platform designed to tackle the unique challenges of businesses in regulated sectors like iGaming, has appointed Isabelle Delisle as its new chief payment officer (CPO). A highly respected figure in the industry, Isabelle brings over 20 years of experience, including an extraordinary 18-year tenure at Pinnacle, a company widely recognised as a trailblazer in sports betting and the first to introduce esports betting to the market.
Most recently serving as director of payments at Pinnacle, Isabelle led multiple global departments and drove transformative initiatives in payment operations, product innovation, and compliance. Her departure marks the end of a remarkable chapter for both Isabelle and the company, where she played an instrumental role in shaping its success.
Paytently CEO Samuel Barrett commented: “Isabelle’s appointment is a pivotal moment for Paytently as we continue to redefine payments for highly regulated sectors like iGaming. Our AI-driven orchestration platform empowers businesses with smarter, more efficient solutions, and Isabelle’s deep industry expertise will be essential in optimising these capabilities. Her experience will not only strengthen our team but also drive innovation, helping our clients achieve unmatched efficiency and success.”
In this newly created position, Isabelle will oversee Paytently’s payment vertical, support merchant relationships, optimise operational efficiency, and drive strategic partnerships. She will also lead cross-functional collaborations and prioritise product development to address market trends and client needs.
Speaking about her appointment, Isabelle said: “Paytently’s talented team has inspired me; their positivity, dynamism, and drive to deliver world-class products is truly impressive. I’m excited to join at such a pivotal stage of the company’s growth. With its innovative platform and focus on delivering specialised payment solutions for gambling and other specialised verticals, Paytently is the perfect place to apply my expertise. I look forward to contributing to its continued global success and helping push the boundaries of payment innovation.”
About Paytently
Paytently is a leading payments orchestration platform, built for businesses in highly regulated and specialised sectors. Their scalable solution optimises transaction routing to maximise success rates, while consistently delivering reliable, high-quality service to clients of all sizes. Launched in 2023, Paytently has grown rapidly with a team of 40+ people across Malta, Belgium, London, and Portugal, supporting over 80 clients and partnering with more than 60 acquirers.
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