Pay

pay.com &nearr;Fintech

Pay.com provides a platform for businesses to accept and manage online payments through multiple payment methods.

29sub-processors

HeadquartersNot specified

Founded2020

Size51-200

MarketB2B

PublicPrivate

ProductsGlobal Payment Processing, Custom Checkout Page, Payment Requests, 3D Secure, Customer Insights

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By Category

Uncategorized29

All Sub-Processors

Name	Purpose	Location
Alloy	Representatives	N/A
Altinity	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Amazon Web Services	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Banking Circle	Representatives	N/A
ComplyAdvantage	Representatives	N/A
Cross River Bank	Representatives	N/A
Docusign	Representatives	N/A
Ekata	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Featurespace	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Finaro (formerly Credorax)	Representatives	N/A
Frontegg	Representatives	N/A
Fullstory	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Google Workspace	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
HLB Cyprus	Representatives, End Customer	Cyprus
ID Analytics	Representatives	N/A
Iovation	Data of Representatives	N/A
Kyckr	Representatives	N/A
MIDDESK	Representatives	N/A
Neuro-ID	Representatives	N/A
Onfido	Representatives	N/A
Refinitiv	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Salesforce	Data Representatives	N/A
Sentilink	Representatives	N/A
Slack	Representatives, End Customer	N/A
Socure	Representatives	N/A
Translateplus	Representatives	N/A
Worldpay	Representatives	N/A
Zendesk	Representatives	N/A
Zoom	Representatives, End Customer	N/A

Data Processing Locations

N/A

28 sub-processors

Cyprus

1 sub-processor

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sub-processors does Pay use?

Pay uses 29 sub-processors (third-party data processors) as disclosed on their public sub-processor page.

What are Pay's main sub-processors?

Pay's sub-processors include Alloy (Representatives), Altinity (Representatives, End Customer), Amazon Web Services (Representatives, End Customer), Banking Circle (Representatives), ComplyAdvantage (Representatives), and 24 more.

Where does Pay process data?

Pay's sub-processors are located in N/A, Cyprus.