Global fintech Ebury has finalized its acquisition of ArcaPay following approval from Lithuania's central bank, creating a new entity called Ebury Partners Lithuania.
The transaction expands Ebury's presence in the Baltic region and strengthens its international payments and foreign exchange risk management capabilities. ArcaPay brought established regulatory licenses and operational infrastructure in Lithuania, providing Ebury with an enhanced platform to serve clients across the region.
Ebury specializes in helping businesses manage cross-border payments and currency exposure, serving companies that trade internationally or have multi-currency operations. The addition of ArcaPay's capabilities allows Ebury to deepen its service offerings and expand its geographic reach.
The Bank of Lithuania's regulatory approval was a key milestone for completing the deal. With that clearance secured, Ebury has moved forward with integrating ArcaPay's operations and rebranding the entity under the Ebury Partners Lithuania name.
The acquisition reflects Ebury's broader growth strategy of expanding its footprint in key European markets while building out its technology platform. Lithuania has emerged as an attractive fintech hub, with a supportive regulatory environment and growing demand for cross-border financial services.
For ArcaPay's existing clients, the transition to Ebury ownership is expected to bring access to a wider range of products and services, backed by Ebury's larger scale and technology investments. The combined entity will continue serving businesses that need efficient, cost-effective solutions for international payments and currency management.
Ebury has been steadily expanding through both organic growth and strategic acquisitions, positioning itself as a leading alternative to traditional banks for companies engaged in international trade. The company's platform combines payment processing, foreign exchange, and trade finance services in a single interface.
The Lithuanian operation will serve as a key hub for Ebury's activities in Northern and Eastern Europe, complementing its existing offices across the continent and beyond.