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Talent Acquisition Partner
Updated on 9/4/2026
Paymentology
Cloud-native payment processing for fintechs
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Remote in Ireland + 1 more
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- The candidate must have 8+ years of full-cycle, in-house recruiting experience in fast-paced and complex environments.
- The candidate must have previous experience recruiting in fintech and/or software as a service industries.
- The candidate must have a proven track record of hiring for senior and specialist Sales and Account Management roles across global geographies, including EMEA, APAC, and LAC.
- The candidate must be able to influence decisions, negotiate effectively, and build trusted partnerships across all levels of the organisation and with candidates.
- The candidate must have a strong understanding of Boolean search, advanced sourcing techniques, and open web sourcing strategies.
- The candidate must have experience conducting competency-based interviews.
- The candidate must be highly adaptable, resourceful, and able to manage multiple roles in a high-growth environment.
- The candidate must be customer-focused and committed to delivering a high-quality service to the hiring community and positively influencing the candidate experience.
- The candidate must have experience with talent acquisition tools, applicant tracking systems, and process design.
- Lead global recruitment across functions and levels of seniority, partnering closely with stakeholders to understand team needs, workforce priorities, and emerging talent gaps.
- Design and execute creative sourcing strategies using social media, job boards, internal databases, Boolean logic, and open web sourcing.
- Own and drive strategic talent-pipelining initiatives by identifying, engaging, and cultivating relationships with talent to anticipate future hiring needs and support long-term workforce planning.
- Deliver a timely and meaningful candidate experience and provide feedback to candidates.
- Act as a strategic hiring partner by translating business objectives into hiring strategies, role definitions, and success profiles.
- Use market intelligence, talent insights, and data analytics to advise on industry trends, talent availability, and competitor activity.
- Design and implement structured, data-driven assessment frameworks and interview scorecards to support consistent, objective, and high-quality hiring outcomes.
- Optimise recruitment systems and tools, including the applicant tracking system, to improve efficiency, productivity, and scalability of hiring processes.
- Use data, analytics, and market insights to identify trends, inform decisions, and continuously improve sourcing strategies and hiring outcomes.
- Own and deliver strategic recruitment initiatives, including interviewer training, process optimisation, and continuous improvement of the talent acquisition approach.
- Formal training in structured or behavioural interviewing is advantageous.
Paymentology provides cloud-native payment processing platforms and card solutions tailored for fintechs, with global reach and deep regional know-how. By offering APIs and cloud integrations across multiple cloud platforms, it enables fintechs and financial institutions to innovate, deploy, and customize payment products quickly and at lower costs. The platform supports card issuance and processing through a scalable, API-driven system that connects customers and speeds market entry. Differentiators include its global footprint, regional expertise, multi-cloud flexibility, and focus on reducing operational overhead for clients. The company’s goal is to help fintechs grow and expand payments services worldwide while driving positive global impact through community engagement and growth.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- May 12 2026 raised $175 million from Apis Partners and Aspirity Partners.
- August 18 2026 GoTyme launched Apple Pay for 10 million Philippine customers.
- March 17 2026 Vodacom Tanzania and M-Pesa shipped Africa’s first mobile-money Tap-to-Pay.
What critics are saying
- DFSA’s misleading-licensing censure still shadows sales to banks and regulators.
- Marqeta, Visa, and Pismo compress pricing as Paymentology expands into adjacent products.
- Visa and Mastercard can bundle issuing features, commoditizing Paymentology’s processing stack by 2027.
What makes Paymentology unique
- June 3 2026 Lume unifies cloud-native issuer processing across global card programmes.
- Paymentology’s local rails in Australia, Philippines, Tanzania, and UAE prove multi-market execution.
- Its 68-country footprint and 24/7 operations outmatch regional processors.
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Paymentology powers Maxim's UK launch, expanding access to credit for the African diaspora. * Infrastructure * 02.09.2026 11:09 am Paymentology, a global issuer processor, has partnered with Maxim, the borderless credit platform for Africans, to support the launch of its new credit card programme in the UK. The partnership brings together Maxim's ambition to improve access to credit for Africans living across borders with Paymentology's cloud-native issuer processing technology and global payments expertise. Maxim officially marked its UK launch at an event held at Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal Football Club, on Thursday 27 August. During the event, Paymentology's Global Head of Partnerships, Merusha Naidu, joined Maxim CEO, Ibrahim Oladele on stage to discuss the partnership and the role modern payments infrastructure can play in creating more inclusive and relevant financial products. Maxim was created to address a challenge faced by many people moving to a new country: despite having established careers, incomes and financial histories elsewhere, they can find themselves effectively starting again when it comes to accessing credit. Experian estimates that more than five million people in the UK are currently "credit invisible", with little or no credit history available to mainstream financial services providers. Initially focused on the Nigerian diaspora in the UK, Maxim provides credit cards for both newcomers with limited UK credit history and more established residents looking for a product that better reflects how they live and spend. Through its partnership with Paymentology, Maxim can deliver the processing capabilities needed to support its UK card programme while building a foundation for long-term momentum and future growth. Paymentology's cloud-native technology provides the flexibility and scalability required to launch, evolve and scale differentiated card propositions as customer needs and ambitions change. Ibrahim Oladele, CEO of Maxim, said: "Moving to a new country should not mean leaving your financial identity behind. Too many talented and ambitious people arrive in the UK with years of experience and financial history, only to find that none of it counts. Maxim is building a more connected financial journey for Africans living across borders, beginning with credit cards that help customers establish their financial footprint while accessing rewards that genuinely reflect their lives. Paymentology shares our belief that financial products should be built around the people using them, making them the right partner to help us bring that vision to life." Unlike traditional rewards programmes, Maxim's points-based ecosystem has been designed around the interests and lifestyles of the African diaspora. Customers can earn points through everyday spending and redeem them across a curated range of experiences and services, including African restaurants and brands, music events, live entertainment, transport, cinema, theatre, football tickets and shipping between the UK and Nigeria. Maxim is already active in Nigeria, where it provides access to interest-free credit. Its expansion into the UK represents the next step in building a more continuous financial experience for Africans moving between markets, allowing the company to support customers across different stages of their lives and financial journeys. Julie Sutton, Head of Growth Europe at Paymentology, said: "Maxim is tackling a very real problem: people's lives and ambitions increasingly cross borders, but financial systems often do not. Building more inclusive services requires both a deep understanding of customers and flexible, scalable technology. At Paymentology, we help ambitious fintechs become unstoppable. By combining Maxim's understanding of the African diaspora with our global reach and modern issuer processing capabilities, we're helping to create a relevant card programme that is ready to scale in the UK and beyond." The launch builds on Paymentology's long-standing presence across both Africa and the UK. Its cloud-native Lume platform supports banks, digital banks and fintechs in creating and scaling card programmes across 68+ countries, combining global reach with local market knowledge and on-the-ground expertise.
Paymentology powers GoTyme Bank's Apple Pay launch in the Philippines. * Payments * 18.08.2026 08:26 am Paymentology, the leading global issuer processor, today announced the successful launch of Apple Pay for GoTyme Bank in the Philippines. Through this launch, GoTyme becomes one of the first issuers in the Philippine market to enable Apple Pay, giving 10 million customers an easy, secure and private way to pay using their Apple devices. As one of the country's fastest-growing digital banks, GoTyme continues to accelerate its digital payments strategy by expanding secure, seamless and convenient payment experiences for Filipino consumers. Customers can now securely add their GoTyme debit card to Apple Wallet and make contactless payments in stores, within apps and online wherever Apple Pay is accepted. Apple Pay uses industry-leading tokenisation technology, meaning card numbers are never stored on devices or shared with merchants. Instead, a unique Device Account Number is assigned, with every transaction authenticated through Face ID, Touch ID or a device passcode, providing an additional layer of security while delivering a fast, frictionless checkout experience. Nate Clark, President and CEO at GoTyme Bank commented: "At GoTyme Bank, we're constantly looking for ways to make banking simpler, safer and more rewarding for our customers. Bringing Apple Pay to GoTyme Bank customers in the Philippines gives them an easy and secure way to pay wherever they shop while continuing to earn rewards points on all their transactions. This is another step in our commitment to making everyday banking more beautiful and convenient for our customers." The launch comes as digital payments continue to reshape the Philippine economy. According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), digital payments now account for more than half of all retail payment transactions, as consumers increasingly embrace mobile-first banking and contactless payments. Meanwhile, smartphone penetration continues to rise, supporting growing demand for digital wallets and tokenised payment experiences. As digital commerce accelerates, enabling secure mobile payments through services such as Apple Pay is becoming an increasingly important differentiator for financial institutions. Minh-Ha Truong, Head of Growth, APAC at Paymentology, added: "As a long-standing partner to GoTyme, we're proud to support another significant milestone in its growth journey. Bringing Apple Pay to market demonstrates how modern, cloud-native issuer processing enables digital banks to rapidly deliver innovative payment experiences while maintaining the highest standards of security, scalability and performance. Together, we're helping shape the future of digital payments in the Philippines." The launch further strengthens GoTyme's position as one of Southeast Asia's leading digital banks and highlights the value of Paymentology's cloud-native issuer processing platform in helping banks and fintechs rapidly introduce innovative payment capabilities that meet evolving customer expectations.
KamelPay and Paymentology launch AbsoluteCard to modernize UAE corporate payments. Quick summary. KamelPay has partnered with Paymentology to launch AbsoluteCard, a cloud-native corporate payments platform in the UAE. This collaboration enables businesses to manage expenses via physical and virtual cards with real-time controls, streamlining enterprise spend management through Paymentology's advanced API-driven issuer-processing infrastructure. How does AbsoluteCard solve corporate spending challenges? KamelPay addresses the lack of visibility in business expense management by launching a platform that offers real-time spend controls and automated tracking. By leveraging Paymentology's cloud-native infrastructure, UAE businesses can now deploy physical and virtual cards tailored to specific organizational needs. The platform launches with three distinct tiers: * C-Suite Edition: High-level executive cards for senior leadership. * P.R.O. Edition: Specialized for government and administrative fees. * Business Edition: Customizable for logistics, travel, and software. This structure ensures that corporate payments platform users can maintain strict oversight while providing employees with the necessary tools for operational efficiency. What role does Paymentology play in this partnership? As the global issuer-processor, Paymentology provides the API-driven foundation required for KamelPay to scale securely in the Middle East. This infrastructure allows for instant card issuance and seamless integration into existing business workflows. Nauman Hassan, Regional Director MENA at Paymentology, noted: "KamelPay is setting a new benchmark for how payments can drive meaningful financial inclusion. By combining deep on-the-ground understanding with a strong regulatory foundation, KamelPay is delivering real impact for employers, businesses and workers alike. The launch of AbsoluteCard marks an exciting new chapter in its growth, and we're proud to provide the cloud-native infrastructure that enables the business to innovate confidently, scale securely and deliver exceptional payment experiences." How is KamelPay navigating the UAE regulatory landscape? Beyond the technology launch, KamelPay has secured In-Principle Approval from the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE). This approval covers Stored Value Facilities (SVF) and Retail Payment Services (RPS), positioning the firm as a fully compliant fintech player. This regulatory milestone, combined with the corporate payments platform launch, allows KamelPay to offer a comprehensive financial ecosystem for the UAE workforce. Ehsan Rahman, CEO and Co-Founder of KamelPay, stated: "We didn't start with technology; we started with people. Partnering with Paymentology gives us the secure, compliant foundation to scale our mission while keeping human needs at the heart of financial services. With the launch of AbsoluteCard, we're helping businesses transform how they manage corporate spending through greater visibility, control and transparency, while continuing to build financial solutions that solve real-world challenges for organisations and their people." Ff news take: This partnership definitely moves the needle for the UAE's B2B ecosystem. While consumer fintech is saturated, corporate payments platform solutions that bridge the gap between regulatory compliance and user experience are rare. By combining Paymentology's global processing power with KamelPay's local regulatory wins, this duo is well-positioned to dominate the Middle East fintech market, specifically targeting the underserved administrative and P.R.O. spending sectors. Featured speakers.
Paymentology and T2P partner to accelerate the future of card issuing in Thailand. BANGKOK, THAILAND - Media OutReach Newswire - 14 July 2026 - Paymentology, the leading global issuer processor, today announced a strategic partnership with Thailand-based fintech and payment technology provider T2P to expand access to modern card issuing capabilities and accelerate digital payment innovation across Thailand. Through the partnership, T2P will leverage Paymentology's next-generation issuer processing platform to deliver scalable, secure and flexible card programmes for fintechs, financial institutions, corporates and enterprises looking to launch innovative payment solutions. The collaboration strengthens T2P's growing payments ecosystem, enabling businesses to bring new prepaid, corporate and digital wallet-linked card programmes to market more quickly while benefiting from Paymentology's real-time processing capabilities, global expertise and highly configurable platform. Thailand has become one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing digital payments markets. According to the Bank of Thailand, online payments increased by 13.5% year-on-year in 2025, reflecting growing adoption of digital wallets, QR payments, embedded finance and cashless payment experiences. As businesses look to capitalise on this shift, they increasingly need trusted technology partners that can reduce complexity and accelerate innovation. By combining Paymentology's cloud-native issuer processing platform with T2P's local market expertise, the partnership will help organisations develop payment solutions that meet evolving consumer and business expectations while supporting Thailand's continued digital transformation. Minh Ha Truong, Head of Growth APAC at Paymentology, said: "Thailand is one of the most exciting payments markets in Asia. As demand grows for embedded financial services and innovative card programmes, organisations need technology that allows them to launch quickly while remaining flexible enough to evolve with customer expectations. We're delighted to partner with T2P as they continue expanding their payment capabilities." The partnership will initially support a broad range of use cases including: * Prepaid card programmes * Corporate and commercial payments * Employee spend management * Digital wallet-linked cards * Embedded finance solutions * Cross-border payment programmes supporting Thailand's thriving tourism sector Taweechai Pureethip, Chief Executive Officer at T2P, said: " Our partnership with Paymentology is an important step in strengthening T2P's card and payment technology capabilities. Paymentology's modern issuer processing platform, real-time processing capabilities, flexibility and experience across markets give us confidence as we continue to develop reliable and scalable payment solutions for businesses in Thailand. Together, we aim to make it easier for organisations to bring practical, secure and flexible card-based payment programmes to market ." As payment services become increasingly embedded into everyday consumer journeys and business operations, the partnership positions both organisations to support the next generation of payment innovation while expanding access to more secure, reliable and practical payment tools for businesses and consumers across Thailand. Hashtag: #Paymentology #T2P 发行人全权负责对本公告的内容 Paymentology Technology 14 Jul 2026 05:30pm #Finance #Technology 21 April 2026 10:00am HKT #Finance #Technology 16 April 2026 2:25pm HKT
Paymentology powers PayMongo's new Virtual Mastercard card for Philippine SMEs. MANILA, Philippines: June 9 - Paymentology, PayMongo and Mastercard have announced the launch of a new Virtual Prepaid Business Payment Card designed specifically for Philippine small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The solution is the first virtual prepaid card in the market to combine prepaid functionality with business-focused payment capabilities, giving SMEs access to tools that help them manage spending, control expenses and operate more efficiently. The launch comes as SMEs continue to face limited access to business-grade financial tools despite accounting for the majority of businesses in the Philippines, employing 63% of the workforce and contributing up to 40% of GDP. Businesses using the new PayMongo platform can onboard and access a virtual prepaid card in less than five minutes, providing fast access to payment tools designed specifically for the needs of growing businesses. The solution has been purpose-built around the operational needs of SMEs, enabling businesses to: Set spending limits and issue separate cards for teams or purposes Track transactions in real time Enable freelancers and employees to access funds without requiring personal bank accounts Access and manage payments through the existing PayMongo workflow Benefit from enterprise-grade fraud monitoring, compliance and transaction security powered by Paymentology and Mastercard infrastructure Jojo Malolos, CEO at PayMongo said: ""We are giving Filipino entrepreneurs a real, honest shot at growing their business. We're giving SMEs a financial tool they can control - one that enforces the discipline to spend only on what moves the business forward, and nothing else. The biggest motivation for any business owner is seeing their business actually grow. This is the tool that lets them see it, and build on it." The initiative also reflects broader momentum within the Philippine payments landscape, following the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' Digital Payments Transformation Roadmap target of achieving 50% digital retail transactions by 2023. Every card issued through the programme runs on Paymentology's globally scalable issuer-processing infrastructure and Mastercard's payments network, providing built-in fraud controls, transaction monitoring and compliance standards. The PayMongo platform is also PCI-DSS 4.0 and SOC 2 Type 2 certified. Minh Ha Truong, Head of Growth APAC at Paymentology commented: The Philippines is a market where small businesses power the majority of employment but have historically had limited access to business-focused payment tools. Through its partnership with PayMongo and Mastercard, Smart Businesnews is helping make modern card-based financial services more accessible to Philippine SMEs, regardless of size. This launch demonstrates how issuer processing can help unlock practical, scalable payment solutions for businesses that have traditionally been underserved." The partnership also represents an important step in PayMongo's broader vision to build a comprehensive suite of card-based financial tools for Philippine businesses, with additional innovations planned in the future.