Global payment acquiring, alternative payment methods and fraud protection
emerchantpay is a London-based payment service provider and acquirer serving medium to large merchants across channels. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, with engineering and data roles dominating, and a BI layer spanning QuickSight, Tableau, QlikView and Power BI signals heavy investment in merchant reporting and transaction analytics. Amazon Bedrock and SageMaker in the stack, plus AI reliability pain points, point to AI moving into payment operations.
emerchantpay is a privately held payment service provider and acquirer headquartered in London, founded in 2002, with 201–500 employees. It processes online, mobile, in-store and phone payments for medium to large businesses through a single integration covering global acquiring, local and international payment methods, fraud protection and performance optimisation. Its focus verticals include eCommerce, retail, travel and gaming, with support for bank transfers and e-wallets. Current hiring is concentrated in South Africa and Bulgaria.
emerchantpay uses Ruby on Rails, Python, Go, React and Angular, with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle and SQL Server, Redis and RabbitMQ, on AWS with Docker, Terraform and Ansible, plus Amazon Bedrock and SageMaker.
emerchantpay is currently hiring in South Africa and Bulgaria, mostly senior engineering and data roles, with hiring velocity accelerating.
Active work includes automated merchant reporting and monitoring, transactional data analysis, payment platform backend development, scaling highly available payment services, and maintaining ETL/ELT pipelines feeding BI tools.
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