Merchant Acquiring
FMPay launches in Cheltenham to empower UK small businesses with simple and secure payment solutions
September 4, 2024
Nucleus365, a UK-based payment institution offering a centralised platform for global payment processing, FX, and connected banking, has launched to market.
Offering an integrated payment solution for merchants seeking to access new and emerging markets, Nucleus365 offers a unified platform for payment processing, back office treasury functions, and reconciliation purposes covering banking and acquiring. Nucleus365 supports IBANs in over 60 currencies via Swift, SEPA, and Faster Payments, with access to an expanding network of markets across five continents.
Speaking at the launch at Money2020, co-founder Sophie Flynn, acknowledged Nucleus365’s mission to become a market leader in payment services by offering merchants a single, unified access point.
“We want to give our merchants the tools needed to properly understand their own customer bases. This is where deep data comes into play – Nucleus365 offers merchants total visibility across the payment process, ensuring they can monitor customer behaviour in all markets they are operating in. Controlling all parts of the payment flow, Nucleus365 has been designed to process, collect and settle payments within its platform.”
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