- Paysafe and Eightcap are expanding on their partnership to offer an Embedded Trading Wallet solution.
- The Embedded Trading Wallet brings Paysafe’s digital wallet infrastructure together with Eightcap’s trading technology to create a white-label wallet for their shared partners and merchants.
- Paysafe and Eightcap first partnered in 2016.
Global payments provider Paysafe has expanded on its partnership with online trading platform Eightcap to launch an Embedded Trading Wallet solution.
Under the agreement, the two will offer an embedded finance solution for Eightcap’s and Paysafe’s shared partners and merchants. The Embedded Trading Wallet combines Paysafe’s digital wallet infrastructure with Eightcap’s trading technology to create a white-label, plug-and-play trading and payment wallet for their retail traders.
“We’re delighted to be embarking on this strategic partnership with Eightcap and facilitating its embedded trading wallet solution through white labelling our products and services,” said Paysafe SVP of Crypto and Digital Assets Micah Kershner. “Embedded finance is the future, and we believe this solution will revolutionize the trader’s experience.”
U.K.-based Paysafe was founded in 1996. The company now offers payment processing, digital wallet, and online cash solutions connecting businesses and consumers across 250 payment types in over 40 currencies around the world. Paysafe has processed $130 billion in transactions. The company is publicly listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker PSFE and has a market capitalization of $816 million.
Eightcap, which first teamed up with Paysafe in 2016, facilitates retail derivatives trading for investors in more than 120 countries. The company’s B2B embedded trading API allows partners to offer over 1,000 tradable instruments in stocks, indices, crypto, FX, and commodities.
“We are extremely excited to be entering into this new phase of our partnership. This solution will enable unparalleled payment capabilities for our global partners and traders,” said Eightcap Director of UK Patrick Murphy.