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Get to know SelfPay

Founded in 2009, SelfPay S.A. (formerly ZebraPay) has established itself as the market leader in Romania for self-service payment solutions. The company operates a network of over 10,000 Payment Stations, providing a simple, fast, and secure method for consumers to pay for more than 250 services, including utility bills, taxes, mobile top-ups, road tolls (roviniete), and even cryptocurrency transactions. SelfPay's mission is to offer accessible and convenient payment options to the public, bridging the gap between cash-based and digital economies. The company is an authorized Payment Institution, supervised by the National Bank of Romania.

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