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mPay SA

mPay SA

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About the company

mPay SA is a Poland-based provider of payment via mobile phone system. The mPay system enables payments in public transportation, parking spaces, bill payments, Internet, restaurants, shops, book-stores or parking spaces. The Company’s solutions authorize, process and arrange settlement of transactions initiated with any kind of mobile headset. mPay system processes and realizes any type of transaction, including transactions for mobile services (m-commerce), online (e-commerce), machine-to-machine (M2M), face-to-face (F2F), phone-to-phone (P2P) transactions and cash-back operations. The Company’s major shareholder is ATM SA, holding a 65.65% stake in the capital. In August 2014, Grupa LEW SA raised its interest to 90.018% from 45% by acquiring 45.018% stake in mPay SA.

  • Revenue in PLN (TTM)35.23m
  • Net income in PLN342.19k
  • Incorporated2003
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  • Location
    mPay SAul. Jasna 1 lok. 421WARSZAWA 00-013PolandPOL
  • Phone+48 343905557
  • Fax+48 225156200
  • Websitehttps://www.mpay.pl/
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