(Reuters) -SoftBank has selected investment banks to help organize a potential initial public offering in the United States for its Japanese payments app operator PayPay, according to two people ...

PayPay was approved as the first payment platform by the labor ministry on Aug. 9 this year. Over 300 companies have contacted PayPay since then asking about introducing digital salary payments ...

Paytm has agreed to sell its stake in Japanese payments firm PayPay to SoftBank for $279.2 million, as the Indian firm sheds non-core assets following a Paytm's deal with SoftBank for PayPay ...

And though PayPay is still relatively new, it’s already an acceptable payment option at more than 100 shops, restaurants, bars, and even hotels, including convenience stores like FamilyMart and Mini ...

TOKYO -- SoftBank-backed mobile payment service PayPay will ban the use of outside credit cards on its app later this year in favor of its proprietary card, as the company seeks to close the gap ...

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PayPay's ownership is split between a number of SoftBank entities: wireless carrier SoftBank Corp (9434.T), the Vision Fund investment arm, and internet business LY Corp (4689.T), which is a joint ...