News
Sep 1, 2021
Fintechs react to the Government’s review of Australia’s payment systems
Aug 18, 2021
How to pandemic-proof your business payments
Jul 16, 2021
Try these tips to safeguard your business from fraud
Jul 14, 2021
3RRR radio Byte Into It interview with Grant Bissett
Jun 5, 2021
Top 5 Fintechs in Australia’s Booming Paytech Scene
Apr 26, 2021
Startup Daily: Monday 26 April
Dec 8, 2020
Checkout.com buys Perth-based Pin Payments
Jan 4, 2016
Seven Australian fintechs to watch in 2016
Dec 29, 2015
The 14 companies that illustrate Australia’s fintech future
Oct 21, 2015
Grant Bissett confirms Pin Payments is happily perched in Perth
Jul 10, 2015
Straight-talking ANZ CTO Patrick Maes signals bank’s intent to partner with more Aussie fintech startups
Jun 1, 2015
Aussie start-ups called to UK fair
Nov 11, 2014
Pin Payments announces $50 million in transactions and plans for Series A round
Sep 26, 2014
Payments startup Pin Payments introduces programmable bank transfer API
Jul 31, 2014
Smarter software will help chip and PIN protect us from fraud
Jun 19, 2014
Show me the money! Four Australian disruptive financial services startups to watch
May 15, 2014
Choosing a payment gateway for your business
Jul 17, 2013
Australian payment system start-up acquires US technology and data assets
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Background
We recognised in 2011 that Australian small businesses were at a significant disadvantage to similar businesses overseas and larger local businesses, in their ability to accept payments online. An application for an online merchant account with banks took many weeks to process and often was declined due to size or limited history of the business. Payment gateways added further costs and required technical expertise to get up and running.
Founders Grant Bissett and Dominic Pym experienced this problem first-hand and knew others in a similar position waiting for a product such as Pin Payments.
Launched in April 2013, Pin Payments offered Australia’s first all-in-one multi-currency payment system that doesn’t require a merchant account—just an active ABN and an existing Australian bank account.
In 2016, Pin Payments expanded its services to New Zealand. Finally, small businesses in Australia and New Zealand had an easy way to get paid online and be on a level playing field with their local and overseas competitors.
Business to date
- 12,000+ small businesses using Pin Payments.
- Typical merchants include online retailers, service businesses whose customers ask for credit card payment options, and software businesses requiring a contemporary API for building payments and disbursements into websites and apps.
- Support major online commerce platforms and shopping carts such as WooCoommerce, Shopify and Magento. See our integrations.
- Launched Payouts, an API to support online marketplaces and businesses looking to automate funds disbursement.
- Launched Recurring Payments, giving businesses access to recurring payments functionality without additional cost or complexity.
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