Ampay
Secure payment processing and customer support for SoSpoilt creators and their customers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Ampay
Ampay provides secure credit and debit card billing and instant bank transfer services under the SoSpoilt brand. Its services also include fraud control, risk reduction, data security and customer support.
The company serves SoSpoilt creators and their customers through payment services and an established call centre offering year-round, 24/7 support. Its payment systems use certified encryption and firewall-protected servers that meet the PCI standard.
AMPAY Limited is a UK company founded in 1999 and headquartered in London.
Product: Secure credit and debit card billing, instant bank transfers, fraud control and customer support for SoSpoilt.
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