BBVA Bancomer announced Friday the acquisition of the startup, the mexican payment services Openpay, without revealing the amount of the transaction.
Openpay is a Processor of Payment Services (PSP), aimed at large enterprises and medium-sized enterprises, facilitating the electronic commerce including the originating through mobile devices.
This startup combines a platform, with a single integration, enables you to receive payments with cards, cash, loyalty points, and via transfer between banks.
Currently, the startup has a network of more than 12 thousand points-of-sale partners in Mexico connected in real time through its network Paynet, which allows you to pay cash for online purchases.
Eduardo Osuna Osuna, vice president and general manager of BBVA Bancomer, found that "Openpay is the next logical step for that BBVA Bancomer will continue to offer payment solutions increasingly better, with the highest standards of safety, friendly, and easy to use. We are very happy to have the team of Openpay on board and we want to work together."
BBVA Group are also purchased in march the startup, Finnish Holvi, banking service online for a company with headquarters in Helsinki; in 2015, the group acquired a strategic stake of 29.5 per cent in the Atom, the first bank exclusively mobile in the Uk, and materialize the purchase of Spring Studio, a design firm in the united States a leader in user experience.
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