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Founded in 2012 by Philipp Bock, allpago established itself as a premier payment gateway for the Latin American (LATAM) region. The company's mission was to solve the complexity of the fragmented LATAM payment landscape for international businesses, providing a single API integration to access all relevant local payment methods, including credit cards, bank transfers, and cash-based payments. In July 2019, allpago was acquired by PPRO, a global provider of local payments infrastructure. The acquisition integrated allpago's technology and regional expertise into PPRO's platform, significantly strengthening PPRO's presence and payment offerings across Latin America. Today, allpago's operations and services continue as part of the PPRO group.

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