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Natixis Payments was a major European player in the payments industry, providing a broad range of solutions covering the entire payments value chain, from issuing and acquiring to e-commerce and processing. It served a diverse clientele, including banks, corporations, SMEs, and fintechs. In 2022, its parent company, Groupe BPCE, merged the expertise of Natixis Payments with its retail banking networks to create a new, unified business line named BPCE Digital & Payments. This strategic move aimed to create a European leader in payments by combining technological assets (like Payplug and Dalenys for e-commerce) with the group's extensive distribution network.

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