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Founded in 2014 in Estonia, Paytailor started as a technology company offering a versatile mobile payment solution that allowed merchants to accept various payment methods, including card and mobile wallet payments, using just a smartphone or tablet. Their mission was to simplify in-person payments for small and medium-sized businesses. In 2021, Paytailor was acquired by EveryPay, a leading payment gateway in the Baltic region. Following the acquisition, the Paytailor brand and services have been integrated into EveryPay's broader platform, which provides comprehensive online and offline payment processing solutions for businesses across Europe.

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Paytailor

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