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Founded in 2003, BluePay Processing, LLC established itself as a significant player in the payment technology sector. The company provided secure and streamlined payment solutions for businesses of all sizes, integrating credit card processing, ACH payments, and other financial services into a single, comprehensive platform. BluePay was known for its focus on security, offering advanced features like tokenization and PCI-compliant solutions. In 2017, the company was acquired by First Data for $770 million. Following First Data's merger with Fiserv in 2019, BluePay's services and brand were fully integrated into Fiserv's Clover platform, which now serves its former client base.

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Bluepay

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