Provider profile

EML Payments

Card Issuing

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About

EML Payments offers a global platform for payment solutions, supporting businesses with digital and card-based payment infrastructure. The company provides a suite of products designed to facilitate financial processes, including digital wallets, branded reloadable cards, virtual accounts, and earned wage access tools. Their solutions are utilized by organizations in banking, financial services, retail, ecommerce, and sports betting. EML Payments focuses on providing APIs and tools that allow companies to embed payment functionality into their own products, enabling real-time transactions, spend controls, and loyalty reward programs. The platform supports multi-currency operations and provides data insights through reporting features. By offering end-to-end payment connectivity, the company enables businesses to manage funds, issue cards, and optimize customer payment experiences.

Licences

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  • Other

    Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) · Australia

    Active

    ASIC AFS licensee register (data.gov.au) · Reference AFSL 404131 (EML Payment Solutions Limited) · Checked 28 October 2026 · Official register

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  • E-money institution (EMI)

    Central Bank of Ireland · Ireland

    Active

    REGAFI (ACPR) – EEA passport notification · Reference EML Money DAC – Irish e-money institution · Checked 28 October 2026 · Official register

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At a glance

Markets
Asia-Pacific, Europe
Built for
Bank, E-commerce / Merchant, iGaming / Regulated verticals

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Listing status

Last verified: 28 October 2026

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