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June 17, 2025
On the web
PPRO Adds Pix Automático to Its Local Payments Platform to Serve the Booming Brazilian Subscription Market
PPRO
"PPRO announced the launch of Pix Automático on the PPRO platform, on day one of the Central Bank of Brazil’s live rollout. Pix Automático, developed by the Central Bank of Brazil, allows consumers to authorise recurring payments such as subscriptions, utilities, and memberships with a single upfront consent. This eliminates the need for manual approvals with each transaction, reducing friction and improving retention in the payment journey."
February 24, 2025
On the web
PPRO Announces Its Partnership With EPI to Enable Unified Payments for European Consumers Through Wero
PPRO
"PPRO has partnered with European Payments Initiative (EPI) to secure Principal Membership of Europe’s newest payment method, Wero. Wero, EPI’s mobile-first wallet and instant account-to-account payment solution transforming and standardising how Europeans pay, is currently available to consumers for P2P transactions in Germany, France and Belgium."
May 24, 2024
On the wires
PPRO Partners With Afterpay to Offer a Buy Now, Pay Later Payment Solution to US Consumers
PPRO
"PPRO has announced its partnership with BNPL provider Afterpay. This will enable US, Europe, China and Hong Kong-based e-commerce merchants and PSPs to sell directly to US consumers using Afterpay."
April 23, 2024
On the web
PPro Expands Its Local Payments Offering to the US
PPRO
"PPRO, the leading local payments platform, has announced its entry into the US market enabling global payment service providers (PSPs) and merchants to reach millions of US consumers via a single API."
May 4, 2023
On the web
Fintech Unicorn Ppro Eyes India Expansion, Japan Entry: CEO
Nikkei Asia
"Ppro, a U.K.-based payments infrastructure provider, aims to expand its footprint in India and "actively" explore entering Japan, the company's CEO told Nikkei Asia, as the fintech unicorn sees stronger demand for cross-border payments."