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Founded in 2012 in Munich, Germany, Payworks established itself as a leading provider of point-of-sale payment gateway technology. Its core product, Pulse, was a next-generation platform that enabled developers and businesses to quickly and easily integrate EMV chip card readers and other payment hardware into their mobile and web-based POS applications. In July 2019, Payworks was acquired by Cybersource, a subsidiary of Visa, to enhance its global capabilities for integrated commerce and in-person payment acceptance. The Payworks brand and technology have since been integrated into the Cybersource and Visa product suites.

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