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Zeller claims 20k new customers while launching bank-like services for start ups

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24 Feb, 2025
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24 Feb, 2025
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Payments Service Provider (PSP) Zeller reports it has grown its small business customer base to 85,000, while launching a range of bank-like products aimed at Australian start-ups and founders.
Zeller claims 20k new customers while launching bank-like services for start ups
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Payments Service Provider (PSP) Zeller reports it has grown its small business customer base to 85,000, while launching a range of bank-like products aimed at Australian start-ups and founders.

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