CleverCards, the Dublin-headquartered global payments platform, has been ranked 70th in this year's Sifted 250 - the highest-ranked and fastest growing Irish company on the list.

Widely regarded as one of the most competitive startup rankings in Europe, the Sifted 250 recognises the continent's top 250 high-growth companies shaping the future of technology and business.

The announcement was made at Sifted Summit in London, hosted by Sifted - the leading technology publication backed by the Financial Times.

CleverCards isn't just operational in Ireland - its clients are global, many with operations in several jurisdictions. Clients signing up to the CleverCards platform are not only onboarding all of their employees, but have 100% active engagement and usage, giving CleverCards a truly unique customer acquisition competitive position.

"Being recognised by Sifted as the fastest-growing Irish company in Europe is a credit to our team's execution and resilience," said Kealan Lennon, Founder & CEO of CleverCards.

"We're proud to be alongside such innovative companies. Our growth reflects a real, persistent need among businesses for modern digital payments, a gap traditional banks have not filled.

"Looking ahead, although we are founded and headquartered in Ireland, we're building an international company, scaling across markets, deepening partnerships, and raising the bar for how business payments should work."

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