£65-80k
Equity included
2-5 days a week in office (Farringdon)
UK-based payment app for small businesses
Be an early applicant
UK-based payment app for small businesses
21-100 employees
Be an early applicant
£65-80k
Equity included
2-5 days a week in office (Farringdon)
21-100 employees
To be the most flexible and most rewarding payment app for small businesses.
The UK mobile payments market saw rapid growth over the pandemic period. Over one third of the adult population are now registered for mobile payments, with services like Apple Pay and Google Pay seeing a 75% boost in signups. Mobile payments are firmly positioned to become the future of commerce, and fintech companies are cashing in big.
Lopay is one of the payments apps looking to break into the scene, but it faces stiff competition from heavyweights like Zettle, Sumup, and PayPal. Having launched in late 2021, the real challenge will be to assert itself as a distinctive market entrant. To do so, its marketing itself as a merchant-friendly alternative, undercutting competitors’ transaction fees for customers who can afford to postpone payments access by a few days.
Core to Lopay’s offering is flexibility and control – merchants set their payout schedule and they can switch between schedules at any time. As well as this, a real edge Lopay are offering is a sliding transaction fee scale, which does offer a highly competitive 0.79% for weekly access. It remains to be seen how successful Lopay can become in a crowded market.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Team energy
"There's never a dull day in the office because every member of Lopay offers an unbridled amount of energy. Everyone enjoys working with each other..."
Jan 2023
$5.1m
Early VC
London, UK
Richard Carter
(CEO)Co-Founder & Chairman of OrderPay. Former Vice President of Ecrebo Limited.
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