Cross-border payment infrastructure for eCommerce and fintech
Unlimit operates a payments platform spanning gateways, acquiring, card issuing, and crypto on/off-ramps across 25+ countries. The hiring profile is heavily sales-led (33 open roles vs. 21 engineering) with geographic expansion focused on APAC and Latin America, matched by active projects around alternative payment methods and high-risk merchant underwriting. A shift from AWS suggests infrastructure consolidation or migration to alternative cloud providers.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Expansion, Commercial Director
Unlimit is a UK-based payment infrastructure provider serving eCommerce, SaaS, gaming, and fintech businesses. The product spans payment gateways, acquiring services, multi-currency accounts, card issuing, alternative payment methods, and fiat on/off-ramps for crypto and DeFi. Founded in 2009, the company now operates globally with 201–500 employees and is actively hiring across sales, engineering, operations, and product roles. Primary hiring growth is in sales and operations roles, reflecting a merchant acquisition and onboarding focus; notable open positions include Head of Expansion and Commercial Director.
Unlimit runs on Java and Kotlin backends with Spring Boot, using Kubernetes and Docker for orchestration, Terraform for IaC, Temenos Transact for core banking, Oracle for databases, and Flutter/Dart for mobile. Testing and CI/CD rely on Postman, Selenium, GitLab CI/CD, and Jenkins.
Active projects include AI-native Temenos core transformation, high-risk merchant underwriting and risk assessment frameworks, alternative payment method integrations, real-time data stream integration, and geographic expansion in APAC and the US merchant segment.
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