A pay now solution designed to handle high-value transactions.
Buy now and pay later. No catch. No fees. Just more flexible.
Allow customers to split payments and access your services with ease.
Collect individual purchases into one monthly payment.
All the tech you need for one-click payments and seamless subscriptions.
Safe and instant bank-transfers. No card needed.
Accept payments and unify sales across all channels.
Boost your checkout and process carts that others can’t.
Optimize the checkout experience for recurring transactions.
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Integrate payment solutions into your platform or marketplace effortlessly.
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Car Dealerships, After-Sales Services, Trade-In, Leasing
Taxi, Scooters, Boats, Bikes
EV Charging Stations, Fuel Stations
Digital businesses, Software, Memberships, Streaming, Gaming
Traveling, Hotels, Spa, Restaurants, Events
Jewelry, Electronics, Homeware
Dental Care, Veterinary Services, Health and Fitness, Optics, Clinics
Pay your invoices easily and conveniently in the Zaver App.
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Zaver fills its coffers with 123 million SEK, with money from institutional investors such as the asset manager Öhman. The payment company thus becomes Sweden’s latest tech company to reach a billion-dollar valuation.
Just under two weeks ago, the payment company Zaver launched a flexible savings account with an interest rate of 2.6 percent – the highest savings rate in its category. Since then, deposits have grown from zero to 200 million SEK – and the CEO predicts the company will break the billion mark around the turn of the year.
Fintech is flourishing as emerging technologies from artificial intelligence to crypto take the financial world by storm — even as the industry continues to navigate a tough environment.
The Klarna challenger Zaver, which offers consumer credit for infrequent purchases such as cars and furniture, has been granted a banking license by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. “We will offer savings accounts with competitive interest rates,” says CEO Amir Marandi.
The payment company Zaver, with notable shareholders such as King founder Sebastian Knutsson and Nordnet’s major owner Tom Dinkelspiel, has grown by facilitating large direct payments for partners like the German automotive giant Porsche.
They have clients like Hyundai, Porsche, and Volkswagen. But more recently, they've also gained Swedish e-retailers like Sweef and Uret. Despite this, relatively few people are likely familiar with them.
Several prominent investors are contributing as Zaver replenishes its funds with fresh capital. The fintech company has now raised over 300 million Swedish kronor since its inception.
Zaver has now closed a $10 million extension to its Series A funding round, bringing its total Series A to $20 million. Total investment to date stands at $30 million.
The panel explores key factors that attract businesses to European markets, focusing on healthcare, financial services, and high technology.
Fortnox has announced that they have selected the fintech company Zaver – a startup that raised over 100 million kronor last year – to provide payment services.
The fintech company Zaver aims to replace physical payment cards. Now, it has raised 114 million kronor from several well-known investors and plans to launch in Germany.
The Swedish tech firm Zaver helps various businesses, from car dealerships to kitchen companies, process payments. Now, it's raising capital from Evolution Gaming's founders and others.
