Nuvei to buy Payoneer for $2.75bn in cross-border paytech deal
Nuvei will acquire Payoneer for $7.40 a share, about $2.75 billion, bundling payment acceptance with cross-border payouts in the latest paytech consolidation.
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Nuvei will acquire Payoneer for $7.40 a share, about $2.75 billion, bundling payment acceptance with cross-border payouts in the latest paytech consolidation.
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