Full-Time
Posted on 9/3/2026
End-to-end payment processing with APIs
$50k/yr
Rio Rancho, NM, USA + 2 more
More locations: Albuquerque, NM, USA | Santa Fe, NM, USA
Remote
Must live within one hour of the job posting location; the role involves spending 75% of the time in the field.
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Global Payments provides payment technology and software solutions that help businesses accept and process payments online and in person. It operates an end-to-end payment processing ecosystem, including issuing platforms connected to over 680 million cards and open APIs that let businesses build customized commerce solutions. Transactions flow through its system, and revenue comes from merchant transaction fees plus value-added software services such as fraud prevention, data analytics, and customer support. The company differentiates itself through a broad global network, an extensive set of APIs, and flexible partner and pricing models that cater to financial institutions, retailers, and merchants of all sizes. Its goal is to enable smooth, secure, and scalable payments within the global commerce landscape, helping businesses grow while reducing costs and improving the customer experience.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
1967
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Global Payments hits the road amid small business battle. Global Payments launches a mobile demonstration tour to show retailers how integrated commerce and financing tools work in real-world settings. Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by American Banker - Top News. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed - see its editorial standards. Global Payments is taking a new approach to win over small business owners by physically bringing their commerce technology to your doorstep. The company launched 'Genius World,' a mobile demonstration suite designed to show retailers how integrated payment systems and point-of-sale tools work in real-world scenarios. This move signals a shift in the industry toward 'embedded finance,' where financing options and payment processing are no longer separate tools but are woven directly into your daily operations. For retailers, this means the competition between major payment processors like Global Payments, Fiserv, and Block is heating up. These companies are no longer just fighting over transaction fees. They are competing to be the single platform where you manage inventory, customer loyalty, and - most importantly - consumer financing at the point of sale. The goal of this tour is to prove that modern payment hardware can do more than just swipe cards; it can help you offer flexible payment terms to customers without the administrative headache of juggling multiple vendors. If you are looking to upgrade your checkout experience, keep an eye out for these localized demonstrations as an opportunity to test-drive integrated financing tools before committing to a new contract. Who else is covering this
Paysafe's video game log on and other digital transactions news briefs from 8/24/26. * Paysafe has launched a video gaming arena, built on its PaysafeCard and PaysafeWallet products, for players, developers, and publishers. The company says the initiative is intended to widen its gaming franchise beyond payments with features such as game discovery and recommendations, rewards, promotions, and events. * Global Payments Inc. kicked off Genius World, a three-day event in Las Vegas exhibiting the company's Genius point-of-sale technology. The Las Vegas event, which wraps up Aug. 27, includes a Main Street mockup with storefronts demonstrating operating technology for retail, restaurant, and stadium applications. The event will make more than 40 stops around the United States. * Digital signage provider NoviSign completed an integration with Toast Inc. to enable restaurants to connect their Toast point-of-sale menu data directly to their NoviSign digital menu displays. * Canadian payments platform Helcim raised $53 million (US$38.3 million) in a Series C funding round led by Business Development Bank's Growth Venture Fund. * Stablecoin-banking provider Fasset has raised $68 million in a Series C round valuing the company at $1 billion. The round, led by SBI Group, will fund expansion of the company's Own Network, which links banks, payments providers, and telecommunications companies to offer settlement services. * Payments and rewards platform Bilt said it has signed the chauffeur service Blacklane, allowing users to book rides and earn points on each trip.
Global Payments has developed an accessible bank card payment function for visually impaired people. By: Trademagazin Date: 2026. 08. 18. 09:57 Hallgasd a cikket: Global Payments is introducing a new, barrier-free mode to make bank card payments easier for the blind and visually impaired. The function is now available on all of the provider's modern terminals in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Romania and Croatia - a leading global provider of payment technologies and software solutions announced to MTI on Tuesday. It was announced that after activating the new mode, the terminal switches to a high-contrast display, increases the size of the letters and controls, and guides the user through the entire transaction with voice instructions. It provides information, for example, about the amount, currency and keyboard layout, so the user can pay independently, safely, without the help of another person. A short video about Global Payments' new terminal and its operation can be viewed at www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl1alcDrQZ8. More than 30 million blind and partially sighted people live in Europe, they write, citing data from the European Union. As a reminder, the European Accessibility Directive (EAA) covers, among other things, e-commerce, retail banking, electronic communications and payment terminals. The regulation aims to promote equal access to commonly used services and to standardize accessibility rules in the Member States of the European Union. From January 2027, Global Payments' modern Genius terminals will also be capable of handling electronic sales records (EET 2.0), which will simplify the administration of entrepreneurs, the company announced. This allows them to accept payments and record sales on a single, accessible device. Global Payments Inc. is a leading global provider of payment technology and software solutions. The company operates in more than 175 countries and serves 6 million merchants, financial institutions and other customers. The company offers payment terminals and POS solutions for merchants to accept cash and cashless payments.
Global Payments reported second-quarter 2026 results showing sales rising to $3.32 billion, whilst quarterly net income fell to $12.97 million. For the first half, sales reached $6.29 billion but the company recorded a net loss of $1.79 billion, compared with net income a year earlier. On the same day, the board approved a $0.25 per-share dividend payable on 25 September 2026, maintaining capital returns to shareholders despite the sharp profitability decline. The company's shares rose 8.1% following the announcement. The results highlight integration risks and earnings quality concerns for the payments processor, which is navigating intense competition and evolving payment models whilst attempting to convert expanded scale into consistent profits.
RBC and BMO to sell off Canadian payment giant Moneris in $2-billion deal. US-based private equity firm Francisco Partners purchases one of Canada's largest payment processors. BMO and RBC are selling off Moneris, one of Canada's largest payment processors, to US-based private equity firm Francisco Partners. The news: The two Canadian banks announced an agreement to sell their co-owned operation for $2 billion CAD on Monday evening. As part of the deal, BMO and RBC will each receive 50 percent of the sale's proceeds and exclusively refer their customers to Moneris going forward. The transaction is expected to close in early 2027, subject to closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Once closed, Moneris will join the numerous payment processing companies in Francisco Partners' portfolio, including Hypercom, Paymetric, PayLease, NMI, and Verifone. Under Francisco Partners' leadership, Jeff Sloan, the former president and CEO of Global Payments, will become the chairman of Moneris. From the source: "Moneris is one of the strongest payments solution providers in North America, with a trusted brand, leading technology, and a proven team that has helped shape the way Canadian businesses operate," Francisco Partners' Peter Christodoulo said in a statement. He added that there's a "significant opportunity to build on that foundation" through investment in innovation, platform expansion and long-term growth, while preserving Moneris's "deeply Canadian identity." The context: Founded in 2000 and based in Toronto, Moneris provides online and in-person payment systems for Canadian merchants. The firm has nearly 2,000 employees and supports more than five billion transactions per year. Moneris claims it powers one in three transactions in Canada. The Francisco Partners deal comes almost exactly one year after Reuters reported that BMO and RBC were planning to put Moneris up for sale. Final thought: Moneris is being sold off just over a year after TD inked a deal to offload 3,400 contracts from its wholly-owned payment processing business to US-based FinTech giant Fiserv. Meanwhile, Scotiabank and CIBC are both partnered with US-based firms, Chase Payment Solutions and Global Payments, for their payment processing offering. As Helcim founder and CEO Nic Beique has pointed out, Canada's "Big Five" banks have now almost completely withdrawn from independent payments processing, ceding their services to US-based providers. These changes come as Canada prepares to modernize its national payment rails through the introduction of a Real-Time Rails payments system, which is set to launch later this year. Feature image courtesy Moneris. Roborock Discover the next generation of cleaning innovation. Roborock redefines home robotics with AI-powered systems that sense, adapt, and operate seamlessly in real homes.