Partner with Monoova

Monoova partners with like-minded organisations to drive collaboration across the industry

payment service provider

We’re proud to partner with organisations that support the development of financial technology and promote integrity across the Australian payments ecosystem. A partnership with Monoova may look like a technical integration, the sharing of educational resources and thought leadership, events and co-marketing, or a range of other activities.

Creating great payment experiences.

Monoova’s contributions to the ecosystem

comprehensive payment solution

The Monoova team is a passionate group of individuals with a drive to contribute to the growth and success of the Australian payments ecosystem.

Co-founder and CEO Christian Westerlind Wigstrom was elected as the PSP representative Alternate Director for the Australian Payments Network’s board in 2025 to help steer the modernisation efforts of the self-regulating body. He was also re-elected as a Director at Fintech Australia in late 2024 to continue aiding the organisation in its mission to make Australia a global fintech leader.

Our memberships and associations

partners and memberships

Monoova is an active member in Australian financial organisations to further collaboration and progress in the financial technology ecosystem.

  • The Australian Financial Crimes Exchange (AFCX)
  • The Australian Financial Markets Association (AFMA)
  • Australian FinTech
  • Australian Payments Network
  • Australian Payments Plus
  • Cymonz
  • Digital Service Providers Australia New Zealand (DSPANZ)
  • Fintech Australia
  • FS-IAC
  • NPP

Trust and security at our core.

Compliance, security, and regulatory partners. 

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We take security and compliance seriously. By partnering with experts that enhance our technology and participating in industry and working groups, Monoova is actively working to protect our customers.

The latest news

news

How Payroll is Changing: New technologies replacing ABA files and Preparing for Payday Super

The first major changes to payroll in decades have arrived. Australia’s banking sector is undergoing a transformation, introducing real-time payments and greater digital connectivity. Payday super is coming 1 July 2026 and will require employers to pay superannuation contributions alongside employee salaries and wages. Monoova can assist payroll companies in this transition to new payments technology.

How Launtel is Transforming Customer Experience with Instant Payments

Proudly Australian-owned and operated, Launtel is an internet service provider (ISP) headquartered in Launceston, Tasmania. Known for being Australia's fast and most flexible internet service provider, Launtel offers customers control over their internet service through the ability to and providing as many payment options as possible. Adam Poulton, CEO, Launtel, shares why they choose Monoova as their preferred payments partner, how the integration and onboarding experience has been, and how it's benefitted their customer experience.

Monoova are Finnies Award Finalists 2025

Our Chief Commercial Officer, David Greene, shares his insights as a keynote speaker at the Future of Insurance Conference 2025 in Sydney. David highlights how insurers can leverage innovative payment technology to maintain competitiveness, boost efficiency, and improve customer experience. The Australian government’s modernisation of the payments system including the phasing out of BECS by 2030 will significantly impact insurers, particularly in operations, compliance, and customer expectations. David explores how Monoova's payment solutions can help insurers prepare for these changes and stay ahead of the curve.‍

How Australia's Payments Reforms will Reshape Insurance in 2025

Our Chief Commercial Officer, David Greene, shares his insights as a keynote speaker at the Future of Insurance Conference 2025 in Sydney. David highlights how insurers can leverage innovative payment technology to maintain competitiveness, boost efficiency, and improve customer experience. The Australian government’s modernisation of the payments system including the phasing out of BECS by 2030 will significantly impact insurers, particularly in operations, compliance, and customer expectations. David explores how Monoova's payment solutions can help insurers prepare for these changes and stay ahead of the curve.‍

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