Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2019-2024.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Formerly known as Celero
Celero Commerce offers payment processing services, business management software, and data intelligence to small and medium-sized businesses in one holistic platform.
Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2019-2024.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
8 buyout · 2 addon
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Celero Commerce has acquired Precision Payments, an electronic payments technology provider headquartered in Sarasota, Florida. The deal expands Celero's merchant payments capabilities and sales footprint in multi-lane retail and is expected to push Celero's annual card processing volume across North America above $28 billion.
Celero Commerce, a Nashville-based electronic commerce and payments provider, has acquired SONA, a Halifax, Nova Scotia-based provider of electronic payments technology for Canadian merchants. The acquisition gives Celero a strategic entry into Canada and increases its processed card volume to approximately $26 billion annually across North America; MAPP Advisors advised SONA on the transaction.
Nashville-based Celero Commerce has acquired Dallas-based Finical, a provider of electronic payments technology for small and mid-sized businesses. The deal expands Celero's capabilities and scale in payments processing — bringing its pro forma annual card volume to roughly $25 billion — and marks Celero's tenth acquisition since launching in 2018.
Celero Commerce, a Nashville-based payments and fintech provider, has acquired Community Bankers Merchant Services (CBMS), an Arkansas-based provider of electronic transaction processing for community and regional banks. The acquisition expands Celero’s financial-institution network and merchant footprint, bringing its total merchants served to over 53,000 and annual card volume to roughly $21 billion.
Celero Commerce, a Nashville-based payments operator backed by LLR Partners, acquired Kentucky-based OMEGA Technology, a provider of electronic transaction processing, payments software and business analytics. The deal expands Celero's technology-focused commerce offerings and merchant portfolio, bringing the combined company to over 50,000 merchants processing roughly $20 billion in annual card volume.
Celero Commerce acquired Florida-based Everest Payment Solutions, a national provider of payment processing services, expanding Celero's merchant footprint and capabilities. With the acquisition Celero will serve over 45,000 merchants and process more than $18 billion in annual card volume, while combining Everest's local, bundled technology solutions with Celero's platform and business management tools.
Celero Commerce, a PE-backed vertically focused commerce solutions provider, acquired TransNational Payments, a provider of electronic payments technology and business-management SaaS. The deal expands Celero's merchant and financial-institution footprint—bringing the combined company to roughly 40,000 merchants and more than $14 billion in card volume processed annually—and adds proprietary SaaS capabilities and distribution channels to Celero's platform.
Celero Commerce, a Nashville-based commerce solutions provider backed by LLR Partners, has acquired FlashBanc, a Boca Raton–headquartered provider of electronic payments technology and loyalty solutions. The deal expands Celero's payments and loyalty capabilities, bringing the combined business to approximately 28,000 merchants and roughly $10 billion in annual payment volume while maintaining FlashBanc's Boca Raton and San Francisco-area offices.
Celero Commerce acquired Elmhurst Financial Services and Tandem Innovative Payment Solutions to expand its distribution and technology capabilities for financial institutions and SMB merchants. The transactions strengthen Celero's payment processing, business management software, and technology offerings and extend its service footprint to approximately 25,000 merchants and ~$10 billion in annual payment volume.
Celero Commerce, a Nashville-based integrated commerce solutions provider, has acquired RazorSync, a Minneapolis-headquartered developer of mobile and desktop SaaS for the field service industry. The deal will combine Celero's payments and commerce capabilities with RazorSync's scheduling, dispatch, route optimization, and invoicing software to deliver an integrated business-management and payments solution for small and mid-sized field-service businesses.
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