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Episode Six (E6)
Financial services
Founded in 2015
Austin, TexasEpisode Six (E6)
Financial servicesFounded in 2015Austin, Texas
EmployeesEpisode Six (E6)'s financial review
Episode Six (E6)'s Revenue (Yearly)
15M
Employees
140
Total Funding
88M
Last Funding Round
48M
Episode Six (E6) information
Episode Six (E6) is a global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and digital ledger infrastructure for banks and companies looking to offer payments to their customers. We deliver the innovative capabilities needed to compete with disruptors by augmenting existing infrastructures. Flexibility, adaptability and resilience are built into the core of E6's TRITIUM® platform ensuring you ma...
Episode Six (E6) is a global provider of enterprise-grade payment processing and digital ledger infrastructure for banks and companies looking to offer payments to their customers. We deliver the innovative capabilities needed to compete with disruptors by augmenting existing infrastructures. Flexibility, adaptability and resilience are built into the core of E6's TRITIUM® platform ensuring you maintain a market-leading position.
Episode Six (E6) industries
Payments software
Paas solutions
Issuing banking
E wallets
Episode Six (E6)'s financial review
Episode Six (E6)'s Revenue (Yearly)
15M
Employees
140
Total Funding
88M
Last Funding Round
48M
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