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Founded in 2017 by Simone Joyce and Jonathan Grant, Paypa Plane is an Australian fintech that has developed a white-labelled SaaS platform to modernize recurring payments. The company's core mission is to replace traditional direct debits and periodic payments with flexible, data-rich "payment agreements." This allows for greater transparency and control for both businesses and consumers. Their technology leverages modern payment rails like Australia's New Payments Platform (NPP) to offer enhanced features such as real-time notifications and easier payment management. In 2023, Paypa Plane was acquired by Quest Payment Systems, a major Australian payment technology provider.

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Paypa Plane

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