Getnet and Nayax Formed Global Payment Partnership
The integration offers businesses expanded payment acceptance across key Latin American and Iberian markets.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Financial Services
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Getnet and Nayax announced a global partnership on September 29, 2026, to integrate payment technology with acquiring services for businesses. The rollout will begin in Chile before expanding to markets including Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina.
Why it matters
The agreement aims to accelerate integrated payment acceptance and commerce services for merchants. It simultaneously provides Nayax with greater access to Latin American markets while broadening Getnet's existing product portfolio.
Getnet processed over €238 billion in 2025 across 10.5 billion transactions for 1.2 million clients. Nayax, which employs approximately 1,250 people across 13 global offices, brings to the partnership a network connecting to more than 80 merchant acquirers.
The players
Getnet
A payment acquiring network provider that facilitates transaction processing for over 1 million business clients.
Nayax
A global commerce and payments company providing integrated software and hardware solutions to merchants.
The details
The partnership allows operators to deploy Nayax payment technologies directly on the Getnet acquiring network. This integration is designed to streamline commerce services and unify payment acceptance for merchants. The deployment is scheduled to begin in Chile in the coming weeks with a planned progressive expansion across several major territories.
Timeline
2025: Getnet processed over 238 billion euros.
June 30, 2026: Nayax reporting date for corporate figures.
September 29, 2026: The partnership was announced.
Coming weeks: The rollout begins in Chile.
Market Landscape
This move follows the broader industry trend of payment acquirers integrating specialized commerce software to deepen merchant retention. By combining infrastructure, these companies are positioning themselves to compete with all-in-one platforms that provide both payment rails and business tools.
Operators in the affected regions should monitor the phased rollout to determine if these integrated tools can reduce their transaction hardware costs or unify their reporting dashboards. Businesses should evaluate whether current payment service providers offer similar integration features before committing to new acquiring terms.
The takeaway
Integrated payment and commerce services are becoming a competitive necessity for merchants operating across multiple global regions. Operators should track the Chilean implementation as a pilot case for how these services will scale in their own markets.
Further reading
For broader trends in industry payment infrastructure, visit Financial Services.
More information
Find additional company and partnership information on the Nayax corporate website.
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