• Givex Information Technology Group Limited (GIVX) has announced the launch of its industry-leading gift card program with Pague Menos
  • Pague Menos is one of Brazil’s leading pharmacy retailers with 1,169 locations across the country
  • The Pague Menos gift card will be sold in mobile wallets and through GivexHub partners reaching more than 70 million users 
  • Don Gray, CEO of Givex sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the partnership
  • Givex is a global fintech company providing merchants with customer engagement, point of sale and payment solutions, all in a single platform
  • Givex Information Technology Group Limited (GIVX) opened trading at C$0.64 per share

Givex Information Technology Group (GIVX) has launched its industry-leading gift card program with Pague Menos.

Pague Menos is one of Brazil’s leading pharmacy retailers with 1,169 locations across the country.

The Pague Menos gift card will be sold in mobile wallets and can be purchased through GivexHub partners, including PicPay, Meliuz, Kabum! and Clube Wiipo, reaching more than 70 million users. 

CEO Don Gray sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the partnership.

Givex is a global fintech company providing merchants with customer engagement, point-of-sale and payment solutions in a single platform.

Givex Information Technology Group Limited (GIVX) opened trading at C$0.64 per share.


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