WiPay

WiPay is a Caribbean-based online payment processing company that serves the Caribbean. The service offers application programming interfaces (APIs), peer-to-peer transfers and click-to-pay invoicing for Caribbean e-commerce websites for a fee. 
History.
Early history.
WiPay was founded in 2016 by Trinidadian businessman Aldwyn Wayne, and was created as an online processing solution for Caribbean Merchants and users. 
In September 2018, the Payments into Courts Bill 2018 passed in the Trinidad Senate, allowing court payments to be made electronically into a custodial bank account of the Judiciary. The service is called CourtPay and was developed by WiPay for the Trinidadian judiciary and is dedicated to the collections of Court-ordered payments.
Acquisitions.
December 2017, WiPay acquired WiFundyou, a fundraising platform dedicated to Caribbean based charitable giving, for an undisclosed sum. 
February 2020, WiPay acquired a partnership stake in South Florida-based, Caribshopper, for an undisclosed sum. CaribShopper is an e-commerce solution that gives manufacturers throughout the Caribbean a platform to sell and ship their products internationally.
Partnerships.
Republic Bank, in 2019, acquired 19.99% stake in Nobis Baas Ltd, a subsidiary of WiPay Holdings Limited, for USD$10 Million. The purchase allowed WiPay to expand rapidly into territories in which Republic Bank operates which includes: the Caribbean Islands, Surinam and Ghana. Republic Bank Holding Limited is the largest bank in the Caribbean and owns one of the largest banks in Ghana, Republic Bank Ghana Limited.
MasterCard and WiPay partnered in February 2020, to advance electronic payments across the Caribbean, and increase financial inclusion. 