Justipay

Company Profile

Justipay positions itself as a payment processing partner that goes beyond standard gateway services, focusing on sectors often underserved by mainstream providers due to elevated chargeback and regulatory risks. The company’s product is a unified payment platform that consolidates multiple payment types – including traditional cards, e-wallets, vouchers, carrier billing, and crypto – under one integration. The platform is designed for rapid onboarding: merchants receive a custom rate proposal, gain access to a merchant account, and then integrate via a straightforward API.

Key Features & Capabilities

- Payment Methods: Credit/debit cards, bank transfers, e-wallets, vouchers, carrier billing, and cryptocurrency. - Integration: Single API with clear documentation; no setup fees (only transaction-based costs). - Analytics & Reporting: Real-time transaction flow monitoring, custom report generation, conversion rate auditing. - Risk Management: Built-in fraud prevention tools and real-time risk controls. - Support: 24/7 operational and technical assistance. - Target Geographies: Global reach, with emphasis on regions where medium/high-risk merchants face compliance challenges.

Industry Focus

Justipay explicitly caters to iGaming, betting, dating, and Forex – segments that require robust payment infrastructure due to cross-border regulatory complexity and higher fraud exposure. The platform claims high approval rates and fast activation (zero-hour activation advertised).

Background & Ownership

According to Tracxn, Justipay was founded in 2024 in London by Fed V. The company is described as unfunded (no external venture capital raised). No information is publicly available about additional investors, board members, or revenue figures. The company does not appear to have a public LinkedIn page or extensive media coverage; its primary online presence is via its own website and a listing on the Corefy connector marketplace.

Trustworthiness & Compliance

Justipay’s website does not publish details about specific payment licenses, regulatory registrations, or PCI DSS certifications. The Corefy listing notes that “detailed public information on licensing or certifications is limited,” but the platform incorporates real-time monitoring, fraud detection, and risk management tools. Merchants in regulated industries should conduct independent due diligence on the company’s compliance status.

Products & Platforms

Justipay does not offer branded sub-products; its sole offering is the Justipay Unified Payment Platform, which includes the gateway, analytics dashboard, and reporting suite. The platform can be accessed directly or via third-party orchestrators such as Corefy.

Competitive Position

As a relatively new, unfunded entrant, Justipay competes with established payment processors like Nuvei, Paysafe, and Worldpay in the high-risk space. Its key differentiators are zero setup fees, speed of integration, and a lean focus on underserved verticals. However, the lack of disclosed licensing may be a barrier for risk-averse merchants.

Headcount

No reliable headcount data is publicly available. Tracxn does not list employee numbers, and the company website does not provide team information.