Paymentology is the first truly global issuer-processor, giving banks and fintechs the technology, team and experience to issue and process cards anywhere in the world, rapidly and at scale.
In 2021, SaltPay Group (the same funders that grew PayPal, Square, and Stripe) acquired both Tutuka and Paymentology, resulting in a ‘payments and card-processing powerhouse’. The merger combined the ultra-advanced, multi-Cloud platform of Paymentology with the global reach and experience of Tutuka, to revolutionise Cloud-based processing, globally. Now, Paymentology issues and processes cards for major networks and local switch partners in over 50 countries, putting cards and payments into the hands of millions of people worldwide. The company currently has payments experts with deep, local market knowledge on the ground in more than 60 countries, across 14 time zones, guaranteeing 24/7, worldwide support. Its superior multi-Cloud Platform offering both shared and dedicated processing instances, vast global presence, and richer real-time data, set it apart as a leader in payments.
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