Plypad Has Over 600 Active Merchants and 20,000 End Payers
Cássio (Casio) · Brazilian Quote to Cash SaaS Hits $10k in MRR up from $2k, $250k raised at $2.5m Valuation · Aug 13, 2021 · at 5:36
Cássio, co-founder of Brazilian fintech Plypad, shares the platform's customer scale with Nathan Latka.
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“Right now we have over. 600 active merchants and over 20,000 payers in their customer base.”
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