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Locally-focused IPSI certificated “Australian Made”

PayDay News
1 May, 2025
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1 May, 2025
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A quiet achiever in Australian payments industry, IPSI, has certified its products and services to carry the “Australian Made” logo, sending a strong message to the market about its local focus.
Locally-focused IPSI certificated “Australian Made”
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A quiet achiever in Australian payments industry, IPSI, has certified its products and services to carry the “Australian Made” logo, sending a strong message to the market about its local focus.

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