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Get to know PayMate

Founded in 2006, PayMate is a prominent financial technology company focused on the B2B payments sector. The company provides a full-stack platform that automates the entire "procure-to-pay" cycle for large enterprises and their supply chains. PayMate's platform enables businesses to use commercial credit cards for statutory, utility, and vendor payments, thereby optimizing cash flow and extending payment cycles. Its mission is to simplify and digitize payments for businesses, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and financial control. The company has expanded its services across India and into other regions like Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (CEMEA).

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2009

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