← State of Embedded Finance 2026

Openpay

Can a BNPL provider targeting longer-duration, higher-value specialty verticals survive where mass-market short-cycle BNPL could not?

Founded2013
HQMelbourne, Australia (ceased Australian operations Feb 2023); also operates as OPENPAY, S.A.P.I. DE C.V. in Mexico/Colombia
Total raised$7.66M
IndustryFintech / Lending
The story

Founded in 2013 in Melbourne as a BNPL 2.0 provider targeting longer-duration, higher-value instalment plans (up to $20,000, 2–24 months) across specialty verticals like healthcare and automotive — differentiating from mass-market BNPL. Launched a B2B product (OPYPro) to extend financing to business customers. The Australian entity ceased operations in February 2023 amid broader BNPL sector pressures. A separate entity, OPENPAY S.A.P.I. DE C.V., continues to operate as a payment gateway in Mexico and Colombia (openpay.mx / openpay.co), backed by BBVA Mexico.

Last 12 months
Product timeline
2013
Openpay founded in Melbourne, Australia, offering BNPL solutions across automotive, healthcare, home improvement, education, and retail sectors.· lending
2022
Openpay published its Annual Report 2022 highlighting its B2C BNPL product and B2B product 'Opypro' (OPYPro) as a hidden gem; FY23 strategy outlined.· lending
2023
Openpay ceased operations in Australia in February 2023.· pivot
Regulated entities
SAPI (Sociedad Anónima Promotora de Inversión)
Mexico
OPENPAY, S.A.P.I. DE C.V.
The stack
Payments / PSP
StripeAirwallexAuthorize.netAdyenPockytCheckout.comCyberSourcePayPalNMICCBill
Lending
BNPL 2.0 (2–24 month instalment plans, up to $20,000)OPYPro (B2B payment/financing solution for merchants)
Open banking
Yapily
FX & payouts
Yapily
Accounting gap: none