“Can Poland's leading e-commerce SaaS platform become the financial OS for SMB merchants expanding cross-border into the EU?”
Founded in 2005, Shoper grew into Poland's leading SaaS e-commerce platform and IPO'd on the WSE in 2021. Since 2022 the company has consistently layered embedded finance on top of its merchant base — payments (Autopay, Przelewy24, Stripe), SMB lending (Uncapped, PragmaGO), FX (Ebury), and accounting connectors (ING Księgowość, native Shoper Faktury). Now operating as 'Shoper by cyber_Folks' following a merger, the platform is positioning as the financial OS for Polish e-merchants going cross-border.
Shoper uses Ebury and Stripe for FX and cross-border payouts.
Shoper integrates with Shoper Faktury i Magazyn (native invoicing & warehouse module) and ING Księgowość (ING Accounting).
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 4 layers in Shoper's stack: Payments / PSP (Stripe, Autopay and Przelewy24); Lending (PragmaPay (B2B BNPL, 14/30/60-day deferral or 3-12 month installments, up to PLN 50,000), Merchant cash advance via PragmaGO, Uncapped flexible financing up to €5M and Gross Financing Service (business loan)); FX & payouts (Ebury and Stripe); Accounting (Shoper Faktury i Magazyn (native invoicing & warehouse module) and ING Księgowość (ING Accounting)).
Shoper is founded in 2005 and headquartered in Krakow, Poland.
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