By Kate Weber on Apr 8, 2021 11:35AM
In newly created role.
ASX-listed buy now pay later (BNPL) provider Openpay has appointed a group chief information officer with Tim Lewis taking on the newly created role.
The Australian- based fintech lists Nike, Bunnings Warehouse, Woolworths and Bupa Dental as retail partners and recently received around $67.5 million funding to drive growth in the US market.
The funding came as the fintech entered a partnership with e-commerce and payment technology company Worldpay from FIS, focused on payment product collaboration in the US.
A spokesperson for Openpay told
iTnews the CIO position was created to “to further strengthen our technology and senior leadership teams as we scale our platform and Openpay into new markets.”
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Australian Buy Now Pay Later Provider Openpay Commence Launch in U.S. Market Group Ltd (ASX: OPY), an Australia-based Buy now, pay later (BNPL) provider announced on Wednesday it has commenced the launch of its operations in the US market. Openpay describes itself as a fast-growing, and highly differentiated player in global BNPL payment solutions. The provider offers flexible plans in the market, focuses on industries, which are Automotive, Healthcare, Home Improvement, Memberships, and Education. Openpay also offers B2B offering, Openpay for Business, which is a SaaS-based platform that allows companies to manage trade accounts end-to-end.
Openpay further revealed that the U.S. launch adds to its global reach. The provider is already offering its services in Australia, New Zealand, and the UK.
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