Getnet and Nayax have announced a global strategic partnership. The agreement will let operators of vending machines, electric-vehicle chargers, self-service kiosks and other automated businesses use Nayax’s payment technology together with Getnet’s local acquiring network.
Nayax will roll out across Getnet’s network in Chile first, within the coming weeks, followed by Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Operators will get a single way to accept cashless payments across their unattended machines, and their customers will get a more familiar checkout. For Nayax, the partnership opens key new Latin American markets. Getnet, in turn, will broaden its product portfolio into the unattended space and increase processing volumes.
“This partnership is an important milestone for Nayax, opening new markets across Latin America while strengthening our offering in the countries where we already operate,” said Oren Tepper, Nayax’s Chief Commercial Officer. “Together with Getnet, we can provide merchants a stronger, more integrated way to accept payments.”
Fabrice Mendez, Global Head of Partnerships at Getnet, said the agreement fits the company’s strategy “to become the preferred payments partner for technology companies, ISVs and commerce platforms around the world.” He added: “Nayax is a recognized global leader in unattended commerce, and together we will help merchants benefit from integrated payment experiences that combine global innovation with local acquiring expertise.”
Getnet processed over €238 billion across 10.5 billion transactions in 2025, serving 1.2 million clients. It operates in Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Spain and Portugal.
To address LatAm’s payment market fragmentation, Getnet uses SEP (Single Entry Point), an API-based solution that allows businesses to connect once and access multiple Latin American markets.
Nayax, as of June 30, 2026, has 13 global offices, about 1,250 employees and connections to more than 80 merchant acquirers and payment method integrations.
