Nero Panda
Card payments, POS and business tools for merchants (NeroPay) and AI paperwork help for individuals and firms (Vazmo)
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Nero Panda
Nero Panda LTD is the company behind two brands: NeroPay, which offers card terminals, contactless and online payments, point-of-sale, online ordering and bookings, and Vazmo, which uses AI to explain letters, notices and other paperwork.
NeroPay is aimed at businesses handling day-to-day trading. Vazmo serves individuals and businesses that need help understanding documents, with reminders and draft replies to organise next steps.
The company was established in 2020 and is registered in the United Kingdom as NERO PANDA LTD, with its headquarters in Stockport. It also has offices in London and Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Product: NeroPay payment terminals, online payments, POS, online ordering and bookings; Vazmo AI-assisted paperwork explanations, reminders and draft replies.
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