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Pine Labs is a leading merchant platform empowering any businesses to accept multiple modes of payments, get in-depth customer insights, and grow their business using working capital solutions.
Pine Labs is an Indian company that provides point of sales systems and payment systems, founded in 1998. The company has a valuation of over US$5 billion. The company makes Android-based point of sale (PoS) machines.
Pine Labs enables the future of merchant commerce in Asia. We build advance fintech solutions with our technology prowess and bring the zeal to innovate to everything we do.
Jan 10, 2022 · HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - Pine Labs, a Singapore-based digital payments provider backed by Sequoia India and Mastercard, is moving ahead with preparations for a US listing and seeks to raise about...
Jul 6, 2021 · BENGALURU (BLOOMBERG) - Pine Labs, a payments platform for merchants in India and South-east Asia, closed a US$600 million (S$807 million) fund-raising round with some of the world's largest...
May 19, 2024 · Pine Labs, a merchant commerce startup, has received approval from a Singapore court to merge its local entity with its Indian unit, and transfer all its assets and properties, effectively ...
Jun 21, 2024 · Pine Labs didn’t comment about this development. At about $1 billion, the Pine Labs IPO, if goes ahead, would be the biggest by an Indian fintech firm after Paytm operator One97 Communications raised about $2.5 billion in 2021, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Jul 6, 2021 · Fintech startup Pine Labs has raised $315 million from Fidelity and BlackRock, among others, to close its latest funding round at $600 million. The company is eyeing a US IPO in the next 18 months, CEO Amrish Rau says.
A merchant platform company that provides financing and last-mile retail transaction technology to merchants | Built for those who mean business. Enriching commerce across the globe, the Pine...
Apr 26, 2023 · Pine Labs has kept evolving with Indias digital-payment infrastructure industry. But is the companys current strategy consistent with the countrys emerging payment landscape and does it have the required risk capital to implement it?
