SaltPay is a payment services and software provider, arming local businesses with the technology they need to automate and grow. SaltPay was founded in 2019 with the goal to create payment and software solutions that can help small and medium-sized businesses to better manage and grow their operations. Alongside their solution for local businesses, SaltPay also offers a range of other services and software such as issuer payment processing, cloud-native payments, and business management Software-as-a-Service to global FinTechs, payment providers, banks, and mobile network operators.
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SaltPay is a private company and not publicly traded.
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