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Founded in 2008, Prepaid Financial Services (PFS) established itself as a leading provider of e-money and payment solutions. The company specialized in offering prepaid card programs, e-wallets, and banking-as-a-service infrastructure for a diverse range of clients, including corporations, governments, and FinTech challengers. In 2019, PFS was acquired by the Australian-based EML Payments Limited, a global leader in the general purpose reloadable (GPR) card market. Today, the PFS brand and technology have been fully integrated into EML's global operations, contributing to its portfolio of instant, digital, and secure payment solutions.

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2009

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