Berkeley Payments
ProviderEmbedded-finance supplier tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — no company has publicly disclosed it yet. Filed under Infrastructure / BaaS.
Buyersnone disclosed yet
HeadquartersOakville, Ontario, Canada
Founded2006
Founders & story · from Berkeley Payments’s own dossier
Berkeley started in 2006 as a Canadian prepaid card program manager issuing Visa/Mastercard cards for corporate disbursements. After acquiring Pungle in 2019 it broadened into real-time payments and money movement. It has since repositioned as a unified white-label banking, card issuance and payouts platform ('one integration, the full stack') for banks, governments and enterprises across the US and Canada — competing directly with BaaS/issuer-processor peers like Marqeta, Galileo, and Highnote.
Latest round: Debt Financing
Recent developments
- 2024Partnered with Tetra for 24/7 money movement; deployed reverse ATMs at the FIFA Fan Festival. source ↗
Who uses Berkeley Payments
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What Berkeley Payments runs on · from its own dossier
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Berkeley Payments — frequently asked
Where is Berkeley Payments headquartered?
Berkeley Payments is founded in 2006 and headquartered in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.
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