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Finix Payments, Inc. provides API-driven payment infrastructure and software solutions that enable SaaS platforms to embed payment processing capabilities and manage sub-merchant operations. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company serves as a payment facilitator, allowing software platforms to onboard merchants, process transactions, and manage payment flows without requiring individual merchant accounts. Finix's technology stack eliminates the complexity traditionally associated with payment integrations, offering businesses greater control over their payment experience and revenue streams. The company continues to focus on expanding its embedded payments platform to serve the growing demand for integrated financial services within vertical software solutions.

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