Finaro

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Credorax Bank Limited
Type Private
Finaro
Industry Financial services
Founded2007;16 years ago (2007)
Headquarters Herzliya, Israel
Key people
Benny Nachman (Founder & former CEO)
Igal Rotem (CEO since 2016)
Moshe Selfin (CTO & COO)
ProductsAcquiring Technology, Banking Technology, Payment Technology, Processing Services, Information Based services
Website www.credorax.com
finaro.com

Finaro (the trading name of Credorax, Inc.), is an Israel-based online merchant acquiring bank and payment service provider (PSP). [1] [2] The company was established in 2007 by Benny Nachman. The company operates in the European Union, United States, and China. [3]

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History

Credorax was founded as a financial technology startup in 2007, in Southborough Massachusetts by Benny Nachman. [1] From its start, the company launched and developed as an online acquiring bank acting as an intermediary between issuing banks or payment service providers and e-commerce merchants. [1] [4] The initial funding was provided by Blumberg Capital. [1] By 2014, the company received nearly $130 million in venture funding from Blumberg Capital, FTV capital and other investment firms. [1] [4]

In 2010, the company was licensed to operate under the EU Payment Services Directive (PSD). In 2014, it obtained commercial banking license in Japan and in 2015, the company received a commercial banking license in Malta allowing it to operate withing the European Union. [5] Processing a volume of over $4.3 Billion in 2019. [6]

Services

In technological terms, Finaro is both an acquiring merchant bank and a payment processing provider (PSP), via its payment gateway technology, Source, which facilitates multi-channel payment processing, fraud and risk management services. [7] According to a Nilson Report, in 2019 Credorax introduced bank account facilities for its clients. [5]

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