About the role
You will be responsible for ensuring our platform has the most robust, high-performance local payment connectivity in assigned markets. You are expected to navigate the complex intersection of high-risk processing, local banking infrastructure, and regulatory compliance.
What you’ll do
Secure, onboard, and manage alternative and high-risk PSPs across assigned markets
Navigate regulatory, operational, and settlement challenges in complex jurisdictions
Deep-dive into local banking rails (e.g., PromptPay, UPI, QRIS, Momo) to ensure our integrations are optimized for speed and reliability.
Maintain multi-PSP redundancy to ensure payment continuity and risk mitigation
Monitor PSP performance, manage escalations, and control payment-related risk exposure
Support market expansion initiatives in close collaboration with Compliance and Business Development teams
What we’re looking for
4+ years of experience in high-risk payments, PSP partnerships, or payment operations
Strong understanding of payment ecosystems and local market dynamics
Hands-on experience supporting CFD,
Forex, gaming, or crypto platforms
Strong relationship-building, negotiation, and problem-solving skills
Comfortable working in a young, fast-moving, and high-growth environment with a proactive and adaptable mindset
? If you have experience navigating high-risk payments in Asia and enjoy building resilient payment ecosystems, we’d love to hear from you.
? Why Join IUX?
Career Growth: Start as an executive today, lead a department tomorrow. Many of our team have risen quickly.
Premium Insurance: Comprehensive health coverage for you and your family.
Flexible Benefits: Travel, medical, dental, wellness spa, and gadgets covered.
Laptop & Support: We provide your laptop, maintenance, and upgrades when possible.
General Team: Work with colleagues across Asia, MENA, Latin America — and soon Europe.
Get to know us
At IUX, we are more than just a brokerage firm – we are a global fintech with a p
📌 Payments Partnership Officer (Colombia)
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📍 Colombia