Globe-trotting Allied Wallet CEO Andy Khawaja took time out of his busy schedule to talk to PaymentEye at his London headquarters about his rapdily expanding global business. The Allied Wallet platform serves over 52 million ewallet users worldwide. With the ability to service a world of online stores, it’s clear why they have seen annual growth rates of 500-1000%.
In the first of this two-part interview, Andy discusses his background, the Allied Wallet service offering and its developing success in the emerging markets. “It’s all about having the vision of the future and what the consumer wants. That’s why we accomodate a lot of businesses that many others do not understand out there”
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