Today, myPOS announced its acquisition of LAVEGO, a Munich-based payments technology company with more than 30 years of experience in payment processing and financial technology solutions. Integrating LAVEGO’s Girocard acceptance into the myPOS ecosystem marks a key step in expanding the myPOS offering and presence in Germany. The move gives German merchants best-in-class payment solutions within a single, unified fintech platform. myPOS already serves more than 300,000 merchants in over 35 European countries and the acquisition of LAVEGO opens another growth opportunity for the company. 

Mario Shiliashki, CEO of myPOS, commented: “With LAVEGO now officially part of myPOS, we’re entering a new chapter of growth in the way we serve German merchants. Girocard remains essential in Germany, and with LAVEGO’s deep local expertise, we’re developing new solutions, which we are excited to share in the coming months.” 

LAVEGO CEO Florian Gohlke added: “For LAVEGO, joining myPOS is a chance to bring the best of both worlds to merchants: our deep knowledge of the German market and myPOS’s modern, scalable technology. Together, we can deliver new capabilities that make everyday payments easier for businesses of all sizes. I’m proud to see our experience contribute to this next phase of growth.” 

LAVEGO’s expertise in compliance and payment technology will allow myPOS to deliver tailored solutions to the market. LAVEGO is a Girocard network operator and a payment institution regulated by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. The company specializes in gas stations and unattended terminals and its PaySphere platform — a modern, API‑based payment backbone — supports not only in‑store and unattended POS terminals, but also network operators, acquirers, fleet and fuel‑card schemes, and partners needing tailored card‑processing infrastructure. This local expertise will support myPOS in offering trusted, market-specific payment acceptance options across Germany. 

With the backing of world-leading private equity investor Advent, myPOS is well-positioned to drive further expansion across Germany and the continent. The two companies are now working on new products for the German market, planned for early 2026.