London’s Fintech Darling Catches up to Silicon Valley’s Top 5 Payment Processor in Market Value
The total market capitalization for PayQ, a company known for implementing block chain for Frictionless Payments, based at London has surged almost 50% this year to around $1.2 billion. That's about that same valuation for the Silicon Valley-based giant Maverick, another darling of the Fintech world.The CEO and Founder of PayQ, Shibabrata Bhaumik announced in a recent TEDx to expand its horizon of cashless payments for global merchants who are dealing with high-risk industries and assured that PayQ aims to go beyond the traditional payment method to revolutionize the e-commerce industry.
He added, "Innovativeness is crucial and it is the cornerstone of PayQ business." At the early start of 2020, PayQ has scooped up customers like Big Airline companies from Russia, the early proving ground for PayPal and Stripe.
The jockeying between PayQ and Mavrick in market valuations is a bright spot for European entrepreneurship. Investors are also betting heavily on these Fintech companies as they grow in leap and bounds due to exponential digital payments.
Today digital transactions and end to end encryption is huge thing for both companies and it's the essential thing when it comes to online payments, which is security! And that's where PayQ impresses its users with a brilliant multi layered security system that is advanced enough to ensure that customer's vital data stays safe and highly secure and encrypted by Tokenization.
Right now, PayQ operates in 196 countries with promising e-commerce opportunities globally and with persistence and resilience; PayQ overcame the challenges and now it is providing integrated local payments along with credit and debit card payments.Based on the interview, the tech innovator Shibabrata Bhaumik is no stranger to challenges or roadblocks, but has always found a way to rise to the occasion and reach success. The key to success in the online payments business is mastering interrelated issues such as cyber security, the banking industry, and the interface between public policy and global trade.
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