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Fat Zebra acquires Pin Payments to enhance digital payment solutions

By Gloria Mathias

December 17, 2024

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Fat Zebra, Adatree, FinTech Acquisition News, Payments Processing, Fintech News, Fintech Australia, Pin Payments, Australia, New Zealand, Fintech News, FInTech APAC News,Fat Zebra, a provider of innovative and scalable payment solutions, has announced its acquisition of Pin Payments, a payment solution for small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) and platforms.

This strategic acquisition marks a milestone in Fat Zebra’s mission to deliver tailored digital payment solutions to businesses of all sizes across Australia and New Zealand.

Over the years, Fat Zebra has established itself as a preferred partner for some of Australia’s most prominent merchants, including PayPal, Macquarie Bank, Zip, and Sportsbet. It processes over 250 million transactions annually. By joining forces with Pin Payments, Fat Zebra will broaden its reach and strengthen its capabilities to meet the unique needs of SMBs, enterprises, and platforms.

With a decade-long track record, Pin Payments has been a pioneer in providing secure, fast, and user-friendly payment solutions to over 13,000 businesses across Australia and New Zealand. Their focus on supporting SMBs and platform markets perfectly complements Fat Zebra’s expertise in enterprise payment solutions.

Through this acquisition, customers can look forward to:

  • Enhanced payments innovation is driven by the combined expertise of two leading domestic teams.
  • Customised solutions to address the unique needs of growing businesses.
  • Faster onboarding processes to help clients start transacting sooner.
  • Improved cybersecurity protocols and advanced protections.

This acquisition follows Fat Zebra’s earlier acquisition of Adatree, a customer data technology company. Together, these strategic moves reinforce Fat Zebra’s vision to become the leading domestic provider of digital payment solutions in the region.

As Fat Zebra and Pin Payments integrate their teams and services, businesses can expect a seamless transition and enhanced offerings that set new standards in the payments sector.

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