PXP Financial, experts in global acquiring, payment, fraud and data analysis services, today announces a new partnership with North. Founded in 1992, North builds payment technologies that power businesses and organizations – from point of sale to eCommerce and payment APIs, backed by in-house processing.

The partnership is a crucial next step in giving PXP Financial merchants and partners access to another acquirer connection in the US. It promises to serve a broad array of target sectors and industries, complementing PXP Financials ongoing stateside expansion.

Commenting on the announcement, Kamran Hedjri, Group CEO for PXP Financial, said: “This is an exciting step for PXP Financial, and I am incredibly proud of the strong partnership and teamwork that have brought us to this moment. By working closely together, we've ensured that the integration with this new acquirer connection is seamless, robust, and ready to deliver enhanced payment options to our clients.

“The effort that has gone into securing the North partnership demonstrates our commitment to innovation and dedication to expanding our capabilities to better serve our customers. We look forward to growing the partnership to its full potential and the value it will bring to our clients.”

Since 2013, PXP Financial has entered into 23 states in the notoriously competitive US market and has developed a deep understanding of the regulatory and compliance challenges facing payments in the region. The North partnership means PXP clients can now capitalise both on this expertise and North’s innovative payment technology.

Rafael DiCarlo, North’s General Manager, Gaming, added: “For North, partnering with PXP Financial marks a key step aimed at delivering seamless and innovative payment solutions to our customers. Their deep experience in secure, global payment processing will empower us to scale rapidly and continue to maintain the highest standards of security and efficiency. I am confident this collaboration will unlock new growth opportunities for clients across our shared sectors."