Cuscal
Payments and regulated data services provider
Cyber Security Engineer - CIAM
About the job
- Experience in Client Identity and Access Management (CIAM).
- Strong hands-on experience with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Entra External ID.
- Deep knowledge of SAML, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and federation technologies.
- Experience with customer-facing portals, APIs, and external identity integrations.
- Scripting and automation skills using PowerShell, Python, or similar languages.
- Experience working with REST APIs.
- Strong troubleshooting, stakeholder management, and documentation skills.
- Design and support customer identity solutions using Microsoft Entra ID.
- Lead the migration of applications and APIs from legacy identity platforms.
- Integrate applications using SAML, OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and federation technologies.
- Develop automation using PowerShell, Python, Microsoft Graph, and REST APIs.
- Implement secure authentication and authorization controls, including multi-factor authentication and Conditional Access.
- Work closely with application, architecture, cloud, and cyber security teams to deliver best-practice identity outcomes.
- Drive continuous improvement by simplifying identity operations and reducing legacy complexity.
- Troubleshoot complex identity and access issues across diverse environments and technologies.
About the company
Cuscal is a payments and data services provider in Australia that supports banks, mutuals, corporates and fintechs. It helps these customers move money and manage payments by delivering technology solutions, including payments infrastructure and regulated data services. The company uses its deep industry knowledge and regulatory experience to anticipate needs and provide reliable payment capabilities, aiming to enable competition and financial progress for its clients. Unlike many players that focus on a single niche, Cuscal positions itself as a trusted partner across banks, mutuals, fintechs and corporates with a history of industry firsts and end-to-end payments solutions.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Post IPO Equity
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
1969
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- FY26 underlying net operating income rose 20% to $347.7 million.
- FY26 underlying net profit after tax rose 20% to $46.2 million.
- Paymark gives Cuscal New Zealand scale and cross-sell leverage after the 2026 acquisition.
What critics are saying
- Indue and Paymark integrations still consume capital, with $25 million-$30 million costs through FY29.
- Reserve Bank of Australia surcharge and interchange reforms pressure payments economics immediately.
- If bank clients shift to direct integrations, Cuscal's infrastructure toll-collector model erodes.
What makes Cuscal unique
- Cuscal owns Australian payments rails, regulated data, and ADI licenses across multiple products.
- Cuscal closed Indue on 1 December 2025 and Paymark on 29 May 2026.
- Cuscal combines acquiring, issuing, PayID, PayTo, and open banking under one platform.
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Hybrid Work Options
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Company News
Cuscal Limited recently completed a follow-on equity offering, raising A$3.001,464 million through the issue of 750,366 ordinary shares at A$4 each. This fresh equity injection subtly alters Cuscal’s capital structure, potentially influencing how it funds future growth initiatives and manages financial flexibility. We’ll now examine how Cuscal’s completion of this follow-on equity offering shapes the company’s broader investment narrative and capital allocation choices. We've uncovered the 7...
Worldline has entered exclusive discussions with Cuscal to sell its New Zealand payments operations for approximately €17 million on an enterprise basis. The unit handles roughly 70% of in-store payments in New Zealand and works with all four major acquirers and around 40 issuers. The disposal is part of Worldline's strategy to focus on European payments activities whilst simplifying operations. The New Zealand business is expected to generate about €35 million in revenue and €12 million in adjusted EBITDA. Net cash proceeds from previously announced disposals, including this transaction, are expected to total €560 million to €610 million and should be received in 2026. The sale is expected to complete in the second quarter of 2026. Citigroup served as sole financial adviser to Worldline.
Cuscal Limited (ASX: CCL) announces it has entered into an exclusive arrangement with Worldline to acquire Paymark. Learn More.
Cuscal is acquiring Brisbane-based payments group Indue for $75 million after surpassing its prospectus forecasts in its first full-year results as a listed company.
Cuscal Limited (1229Z AU) is looking to raise US$234m in its upcoming Australia IPO.