Full-Time
Senior Devops Engineer
TabaPay
51-200 employees
Instant payment processor with fraud prevention
Compensation Overview
$150k/yr
Palo Alto, CA, USA
In Person
Based 5x a week in Palo Alto HQ.
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- 5+ years experience in a production environment
- Knowledge of PCI/SOC compliance and security best practices.
- Proficiency in scripting (e.g., Shell) for automation.
- Strong programming skills in Python or Java or Go
- Frontend experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
- Expertise in Restful APIs, cloud computing, and databases.
- Experience with DevOps tools, CI/CD pipelines
- Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
- 24x7 Flexibility
- Help manage Production Environment (and other Environments)
- Handle PCI Data
- Handle Encryption Keys (Key Custodian)
- Run Operations Task (some off-hours)
- Follow Operations Procedures
- Help Write Operations Procedures
- Hands-on (climb a ladder, string a wire, etc...)
- Build and Configure Systems
- Troubleshooting / Diagnosing Issues
- Present to cross-functional team members
- Knowledgeable from learning
TabaPay enables instant payment processing for fintech firms, merchants, and digital platforms. It connects directly to 15 banking partners and 14 networks to move money quickly and securely, handling transaction fees and service charges for its clients. The platform works by giving customers direct access to a wide network of banks and payment rails, enabling fast settlement and reliable processing for use cases like e-commerce, digital wallets, and online marketplaces. TabaPay differentiates itself through broad partner access, emphasis on security with its TabaPay Shield risk-management tools to detect and prevent fraud, and a track record of rapid growth recognized by Deloitte. The company’s goal is to provide fast, secure, and cost-effective payment experiences while supporting clients with strong risk controls and inclusive, diverse teams.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$3M
Headquarters
Mountain View, California
Founded
2017
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Pathward extended its TabaPay partnership through 2031 on August 5, 2026.
- Coinstar expanded Transfer to Account on May 29, 2026 across 10,000 kiosks.
- TabaPay’s April 9, 2026 fraud and AML webinar signals stronger demand for risk controls.
What critics are saying
- Synapse’s 2024 collapse exposed TabaPay’s dependence on fragile partner-bank execution and reconciliations.
- Evolve Bank faces ongoing Synapse-related litigation, keeping TabaPay’s historical partner risk visible.
- If another sponsor bank exits, TabaPay’s instant-payments platform loses distribution and merchant trust quickly.
What makes TabaPay unique
- Direct card-network connections and least-cost routing boost approvals and cut interchange costs.
- TabaPay sells into regulated industries, where compliance depth blocks weaker payments competitors.
- Its fraud stack uses data from over 100 million cards and real-time signals.
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↓ -4%Coinstar expands Transfer to Account service with TabaPay and Evolve Bank & Trust. Friday, May 29, 2026 12:10 pm ET 1min read Coinstar has expanded its Transfer to Account service with TabaPay and Evolve Bank & Trust, allowing consumers to transfer cash or coins from participating kiosks to their debit card accounts. The partnership aims to enhance the functionality of Transfer to Account across over 10,000 Coinstar kiosks in the US. TabaPay's expertise in money movement and direct card network connections will support any debit card in the US, while Evolve Bank & Trust will provide secure execution of transactions. This partnership aims to improve the accessibility of financial services for Americans. Ask Aime: How do recent partnerships impact Coinstar's Transfer to Account service? Coinstar has expanded its Transfer to Account service through a partnership with TabaPay and Evolve Bank & Trust, enabling transfer cash or coins from participating kiosks to their debit card accounts. This collaboration aims to enhance the functionality of Transfer to Account across over 10,000 Coinstar kiosks in the U.S. TabaPay's expertise in money movement and direct card network connections will support any debit card in the U.S., while Evolve Bank & Trust will provide secure execution of transactions. The partnership is intended to improve financial services accessibility for Americans, particularly those who frequently use cash. Coinstar's Retail Remote Transfer program, which facilitates these transactions, has already been adopted by over 35 financial institutions and serves 15 million account holders. By leveraging existing retail locations, the service expands financial access efficiently without requiring new branches or infrastructure. Aime insights. Which companies have consistent earnings growth and high profit margins? Could you find stocks with head and shoulders reversal patterns forming? How do operating cash flows compare among top e-commerce giants over the decade? What are the recent merger and acquisition activities in the stock market?
TabaPay, Inc. is thrilled to announce that TabaPay has been named to the prestigious 2025 Forbes Fintech 50 list for the third consecutive year.
At this writing, on Tuesday (May 28), the ripple effects of Synapse’s bankruptcy keep rippling. But with each filing, with the reports that customers can’t retrieve their money, that sponsor banks and other FinTechs have walked away from relationships with the funds … and even that other firms are facing existential threat, there’s one theme that’s emerging:. The interconnectedness of it all. At almost every level, the banking-as-a-service (BaaS) model may be sorely tested
In financial services, the recent news that TabaPay would be ending its planned acquisition of the FinTech Synapse Financial Technologies brings to mind a different type of connectivity:
TabaPay has withdrawn from acquiring the assets of bankrupt fintech Synapse, citing unresolved issues with banking partner Evolve Bank & Trust. Despite Evolve's claim of fulfilling its obligations, Synapse CEO Sankaet Pathak alleges that Evolve has not met the necessary conditions, impacting the acquisition. Meanwhile, Mercury denies any merit in Synapse's allegations. The deal's collapse was confirmed by both TabaPay and Synapse's legal counsel in bankruptcy court.