London, 04 November 2026 – payabl., a leading European financial technology provider, has been shortlisted for seven awards at Payments Awards 2026.
The company is shortlisted for multiple awards, most notably Payment Technology Provider of the Year (SME), Account-to-Account & Real-Time Payments Innovation, Merchant Anti-Fraud Solution of the Year and the Corporate Financial Management Award.
The award shortlists highlight how our products deliver what businesses need across multiple verticals and industries. The driver behind the Payment Technology Provider of the Year (SME) award is our Tap to pay product, which lets businesses turn mobile devices into secure card terminals and accept contactless payments without dedicated hardware.
The Account-to-Account & Real-Time Payments Innovation award was shortlisted for our work with Wero and our Payments Methods matching Engine, which aligns a business’s exact needs with local and global payments methods.
The Merchant Anti-Fraud Solution of the Year highlights Visa’s Rapid Dispute Resolution — available through payabl.one — which resolves disputes automatically before they turn into chargebacks for businesses. The Corporate Financial Management Award shows how corporate businesses are better monitoring and managing their finances using payabl.one, payabl. business accounts and virtual cards.
payabl. is also shortlisted for Best Online Payments Solution Merchant, Best Merchant Acquirer or Processor and the Payments Leadership Award — for which group CEO Ugne Buraciene is nominated. This follows her 2025 Women in PayTech Award win.
The winners will be announced at the Payments Awards ceremony at the London Marriott hotel, Grosvenor Square, on Thursday 12 November 2026.
payabl. is a leading financial technology provider empowering businesses with seamless, secure, and scalable payment solutions. Operating across Europe, payabl. provides a full suite of payment services, including online card acquiring, POS terminals, access to 300+ local payment methods, multi-currency business accounts, and virtual card issuing.


