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AnaCap invests EUR 300 mln for 60% of Carrefour' payments platform

Thursday 5 November 2020 14:12 CET | News

Carrefour has decided to offload a majority stake in its digital payments platform Market Pay to AnaCap Financial Partners.

AnaCap, a European financial investment firm, will acquire 60% of retail group’s payments arm in a deal valued at around EUR 300 million. Market Pay was developed in-house at Carrefour in 2016, expanding in the intervening years to managing 5 million cards and more than a billion annual transactions. Bolstered by Carrefour’s retail presence in Europe, the payments system operates through a unified data platform to offer a multitude of payments solutions for merchants and fintech firms. 

AnaCap aims to capitalise on the transition from cash to digital payments that has been accelerated by COVID-19, expanding into new markets across Europe and further penetration in ecommerce, according to Fintech Magazine. 


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Keywords: AnaCap, Carrefour, payments platform, Market Pay, digital payments, Europe, investment, COVID-19, ecommerce
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