Rapidly growing fintech company Novatti (ASX: NOV) has landed a major coup with the addition of point-of-sale (POS) payments technology, enabling merchants to accept digital payments from Visa and Mastercard without additional hardware. A new partnership with MYPINPAD allows merchants to simply download software for their Android device (mobile or tablet) and enable customers to
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Businesses looking to move money overseas instantly and without incurring significant foreign exchange fees will soon be turning to blockchain technology with digital payments company Novatti Group (ASX: NOV) announcing the launch of their highly-anticipated AUDD stablecoin. Backed 1:1 against the Australian dollar, the Novatti-issued AUDD stablecoin will go live on 1 November 2022. Users
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Although some pandemic trends have lost momentum by returning to their pre-Covid status, one that shows no signs of slowing is digital payments, evidenced by revenue growth from Novatti Group (ASX: NOV) which has invested heavily in their ecosystem and is now eyeing positive cash flow. Operating a global ecosystem that facilitates digital payments, including
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Fresh from reporting a bumper June quarter result which rounded out their FY22 with a 97% increase in revenue to $32.5 million, digital payments company Novatti Group (ASX: NOV) may have something even bigger brewing having just secured $10.5m in funding by leveraging their assets to issue a bond. While other listed companies tend to
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Despite doom and gloom heaped upon the tech sector in recent months, digital payments company Novatti Group (ASX: NOV) has emerged as a shining light with major growth witnessed over the past 12 months that has seen their revenue rise 97% to $32.5 million. Although Novatti may not be a household name yet, the Company
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At the heart of ANZ’s rumoured takeover of accounting software company MYOB is the customers. The business customers that bring potential cross-selling opportunities into ANZ’s primary services is the underlying motive for the talks because businesses spend a hell of a lot more dough on their banking services than they do their accounting software. So
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