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The most important features of Paysera app 2021 – how not to miss a thing?

How many of the latest Paysera app features from 2020 are you taking advantage of? And what are the most awaited ones we are yet to announce in 2021? We have something for everyone!

2020: a rally which shook us, but reminded us about brakes

This should have been a year of economic prosperity, the Summer Olympic Games, and the beginning of a new decade. More pessimistic forecasts predicted a slight slow-down in the economy or, in an extreme case, an overheating economy. And then the pandemic came.

Fintechs and physical gold? They're compatible, especially now

Paysera’s co-founder and main shareholder shares his thoughts on the coexistence of two things which at first might appear incompatible – online fintechs and the physical gold market.

A brief history of Lithuanian fintechs

To mark Paysera’s 16th birthday, the company’s CEO Vytenis Morkūnas reviews the short yet rich history of fintechs in Lithuania. From the very first payment cards to the first attempts to trade physical gold online – all of it fits into a period spanning no more than 30 years.

Corporate gift ideas: Why gift precious metals for Christmas?

Still looking for a corporate gift idea for Christmas or boss day? How about basing it around your product or service? This year Paysera was all about precious metals. Our gifts to business partners also speak that. 

A good business idea is not enough

Starting your own business does not necessarily mean you have to start it from scratch or have a unique business idea. Today, there is a possibility to launch a company with a shortcut that can quickly put you in the fast lane.

Paysera expands to Spain: company established, to be followed by a client service network

The Lithuanian-born e-payment network Paysera is expanding to Spain, where the company Paysera España was established in the city of Valencia. Paysera, the payment processor of the majority of Baltic e-shops, is starting its business in Spain with local partners.

Paysera raised its authorised capital by four million euro

Paysera LT, a Lithuanian-born fintech company that collects e-payments for the majority of Baltic e-shops and provides payment services, has raised its authorised capital from EUR 3 million up to EUR 7 million. The capital was raised from the accumulated profit.

Festive trade online increased by 62%

Many residents in the Baltics have listened to the recommendations of medical professionals and governments to stay at home and shop for the holidays safely. This is evident from the growing holiday trade online. During the first half of December, shoppers spent 62% more money in Baltic e-shops than at the same time last year. Paysera LT, a payment processor which helps to collect buyers’ e-payments for the majority of Baltic e-shops, has calculated that the turnover of some merchants was doubled.