Mangopay Announces Appointment Of Andy Wiggan As Chief Product Officer

  • People Moves
  • 09.12.2025 09:55 am

Mangopay, the wallet-first infrastructure for multi-party payment flows, welcomes Andy Wiggan as the new Chief Product Officer.  

In his new role, Andy will set the strategic direction for Mangopay’s current and future capabilities, wallet infrastructure, and embedded financial services, in line with global platforms' priorities and the company's long-term vision. His main goal will be to develop new wallet-based functionalities that optimize complex money movements and turn payment flows into a revenue engine for platforms. 

Andy brings more than 15 years of experience across fintech, payments, and platform businesses. He has held leading product roles at Spotify and GoCardless, with hands-on exposure to both the supplier and customer sides of the ecosystem. Andy’s experience will directly benefit Mangopay’s existing and future customers, as he brings a perspective that matches the way platforms think and operate. His background covers digital goods, consumer payments, and high-growth environments, giving him a clear understanding of platform models, their operational realities, and the challenges they face.  

“What stood out to me is Mangopay’s unique approach to supporting platforms with complex multi-party flows. Having worked for platforms myself, I immediately recognised the company’s ability to adapt to different business models and its expertise in this specific sector,” said Andy.  “I’m also impressed by how Mangopay’s product has progressed to the point where it can serve enterprise platforms and more advanced operational models. Joining now, as the company expands into new categories and develops new capabilities, is an opportunity I’m excited about. I look forward to contributing to an infrastructure that is already strong and full of potential.”  

Mangopay delivers a full suite built for platforms, combining programmable wallets, embedded financial services, and secure, acquirer-agnostic payment processing. With over 460 million wallets created, 330 million users onboarded, and €150 billion in transactions processed, the company is well-positioned for its next chapter as more platforms adopt wallet-first solutions that offer flexibility andrtunities.  

Mangopay has established a strong track record across re-commerce, on-demand, fintech, and travel, becoming a trusted partner for leading players such as Vinted, Sorare, Storfund, Debenhams, and many others. Now, as the company expands its reach to include crypto platforms as a new customer segment and prepares major developments that will bring additional ways to run payment flows, Andy’s leadership arrives at an important moment. His experience will be key in shaping the next phase of Mangopay’s product journey. 

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