Mission
To simplify the connection between businesses and modern payment infrastructure while maintaining a strong focus on compliance, reliability and responsible growth.
Corporate Profile
About Easyfy
EASYFY SOLUTION LTD. is a Canadian federally incorporated payment services company providing payment infrastructure and payment technology for businesses.
Purpose
A payments company built around infrastructure and partnerships
Easyfy was established to provide businesses with access to modern payment infrastructure. The company's activities are centred on payment technology, electronic payments, payment connectivity and the operational processes required to support business payment flows.
Easyfy is not a bank and does not hold customer deposits. Payment flows are expected to involve banking, acquiring and payment-processing partners, with Easyfy receiving applicable payment settlement flows and subsequently facilitating settlement according to the relevant commercial and regulatory arrangements.
The company's approach is deliberately conservative: reliable financial partnerships, defined operational processes and a compliance framework aligned with Canadian regulatory expectations.
Corporate Information
Company details
- Legal Name
- EASYFY SOLUTION LTD.
- Federal Corporation Number
- 1506236-5
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Head Office
- Pickering, Ontario, Canada
- FINTRAC Registration
- M23975600
- Bank of Canada
- Registered Payment Service Provider (Retail Payment Activities Act)
International outlook
Easyfy is headquartered and regulated in Canada, where it is registered with FINTRAC as a Money Services Business and with the Bank of Canada as a Payment Service Provider.
The company is pursuing commercial opportunities with an initial focus on the European market, with potential expansion into other international markets over time.
Easyfy is not regulated in Europe. Canadian registration does not automatically permit regulated payment activities in every jurisdiction; service availability depends on applicable regulatory requirements and partner arrangements.