11 Facts About Euronet Worldwide

Euronet Worldwide is an American provider of global electronic payment services with headquarters in Leawood, Kansas.

In 1998, Euronet Worldwide purchased ARKSYS, a computer software company that specialized in electronic payment and transaction delivery systems.

In December 2018, Euronet Worldwide signed an agreement with Mozambique to provide software for the nation's financial system.

Euronet Worldwide launched REN Foundation, a program that allows payment processors to add updated payment technology without having to replace existing hardware and software.

In January 2020, Euronet Worldwide partnered with Standard Chartered to allow international ATM users to pay in their own currency rather than the local currency using a dynamic currency conversion service.

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That same month, Euronet Worldwide began offering a recurring billing service to allow monthly payments for AppleCare products.

Euronet Worldwide entered an agreement with AMBER Alert Europe in January 2020 to publish active missing child alerts on ATM screens.

The next month, Euronet Worldwide partnered with Amazon India to provide add-on payment services to Amazon's mobile wallet platform.

In September 2020, Euronet Worldwide's epay entered an agreement with Microsoft to manage monthly recurring billing for select retailers within the mobile gaming market.

In December 2020, Euronet Worldwide purchased 700 non-branch ATMs from the Bank of Ireland.

In 2019, Euronet Worldwide faced criticism from the city of Prague, where it had installed hundreds of ATMs, several of which have been illegally installed into the facades of historical buildings and heritage sites without permission, in some cases irreversibly damaging the buildings.