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BRIEF-mPay Signs Deal For Meest Transfer To Act As Regulated Payment Provider Following License Revocation

BRIEF-mPay Signs Deal For Meest Transfer To Act As Regulated Payment Provider Following License Revocation

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Published: September 21, 2026 21:48:05 IST

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Sept 21 (Reuters) – mPay SA: * ENTERS PROJECT AGREEMENT WITH MEEST TRANSFER * AGREEMENT COVERS SYSTEM INTEGRATION, CLIENT MIGRATION, TESTING, AND PRODUCTION LAUNCH * CORE MVP MIGRATION TARGETED FOR

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