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Worldpay and Vantiv have merged. Our combined capabilities create a leading payments provider powering new levels of global integrated omnicommerce. From issuing to acquiring, online to offline and from traditional to integrated, the new Worldpay will become the partner of choice and one-stop shop to help you grow your business. We`re a global leader in payments processing technology & solutions for business customers. We operate reliable & secure proprietary technology platforms, enabling companies to accept a vast array of payment types, across multiple channels, anywhere in the world. No matter what your business, we make payments simple. We are a ...

Worldpay and Vantiv have merged. Our combined capabilities create a leading payments provider powering new levels of global integrated omnicommerce. From issuing to acquiring, online to offline and from traditional to integrated, the new Worldpay will become the partner of choice and one-stop shop to help you grow your business. We`re a global leader in payments processing technology & solutions for business customers. We operate reliable & secure proprietary technology platforms, enabling companies to accept a vast array of payment types, across multiple channels, anywhere in the world. No matter what your business, we make payments simple. We are a leader in our chosen geographies & industries, with a proud history of innovation & collaboration with customers. Worldpay was a pioneer in card payments, multi-currency processing, online payments & contactless, and we`re also aiming to lead the way in expanding global reach, data analytics & optimisation, & the emerging field of integrated payments. On a typical day, we process 31 million mobile, online & in-store transactions. Last year we supported over 400,000 companies in 126 currencies across 146 countries, offering over 300 payment methods. Our services are delivered by 5,500 colleagues via our corporate headquarters in London & 25 offices in 11 countries around the world. In 2015 we floated on the London Stock Exchange and went straight into the FTSE 100.

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