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ACME Payments

“Can a verticalized payments platform for ticketing and events become the default payments infrastructure for the experiences economy?”

Founded2013
HQSan Jose, CA, United States
IndustryVertical SaaS / Events & Ticketing
The story

Founded in 2013 as ACME Technologies, an omnichannel visitation platform for cultural institutions and tourist attractions, the company pivoted to focus on payments infrastructure specifically tailored to the ticketing, reservations, and events vertical. ACME Payments now positions itself as a comprehensive payments provider offering PCI-compliant integrations across in-store, mobile, and online channels with Ingenico-certified hardware. The company was acquired/merged and now operates as a subsidiary of Peek Travel.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2013
ACME Technologies (later ACME Payments) founded as a ticketing and visitation platform for cultural institutions and tourist attractions.· pivot
2024
Developer knowledge base published covering ACME Payments as a comprehensive payments provider for ticketing, reservations, and events businesses with PCI-compliant in-store, mobile, and online integrations.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in ACME Payments’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Stripe
Accounting gap: significant

ACME Payments — frequently asked

Who is ACME Payments's payment processor?

ACME Payments processes payments through Stripe.

Where is ACME Payments headquartered?

ACME Payments is founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Jose, CA, United States.

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