Till-Pro POS — bank compatibility

Till-Pro is a point-of-sale system for ticketing, built by Till Payments. A Sydney paytech that burned through $230 million and sold for about a sixth of its peak valuation.

Certified on Linkly, running on premise. Linkly reaches more acquirers than any other middleware in the market, which is why most POS start there.

The Linkly integration runs on premise.

Till Payments was founded in Sydney in 2012 by Shadi Haddad, trading for its early years as Simple Pay Group, and raised hard: US$5m in 2019, US$30m in 2020, A$110m in a 2021 Series C, a further A$15m at an A$550 million valuation in November 2021, and A$70m more in March 2023 led by Silva Fortune. Total raised came to roughly A$230 million.

The wheels came off in public. In January 2023 Till cut 120 staff — about 40% of the workforce across the UK, North America, Australia and New Zealand — after a five-month capital search ahead of a planned Nasdaq listing. Haddad's own words at the time: 'we have been over investing in expansion and driving phenomenal growth, which I take full responsibility for.' The company had lost around A$140 million in the year to June 2022, after about A$136 million the year before.

Nuvei bought 100% of Till on 5 January 2024. Nuvei's own SEC filing puts the total consideration at US$36.9 million — US$30.0m cash plus US$6.9m of a loan receivable. That is roughly a sixth of the A$550m valuation Till carried two years earlier. The brand is gone: tillpayments.com now redirects to Nuvei. Anyone searching for Till Payments support is looking for Nuvei.