Versapay, a leading Accounts Receivable (AR) platform, has announced the appointment of Glen Braganza as Chief Financial Officer. The appointment comes as the company builds on a strong first half of 2026, with continued momentum across its customer base heading into the second half of the year.

Braganza brings more than 20 years of financial leadership experience spanning public, private equity and venture-backed payments and software businesses, with a track record of building and scaling organizations through periods of rapid growth and complexity.

Most recently, Braganza served as Group Chief Financial Officer at EasyPark Group (now Arrive), the largest mobility technology company globally, where he supported the organization as it continued its rapid growth and helped the company complete a transformational acquisition in Europe. Earlier in his career, he was Chief Financial Officer of two venture-backed businesses: Clickatell, a Sequoia Capital-backed communications platform, and BitPay, an Index Ventures-backed cryptocurrency payments business.

Braganza also has deep experience in traditional payments, having spent 10 years as part of the Senior Leadership Team at Worldpay, most recently as CFO of its US business until 2019. He joined Worldpay prior to its acquisition by Bain Capital and Advent International, heading Corporate Finance during a period in which the company completed seven acquisitions, and he played a pivotal role in Worldpay’s IPO in 2015. That experience, spanning IPOs, acquisitions and high-growth periods, positions him for Versapay’s next stage of growth as the company continues investing in its AR platform and invoice-to-cash workflow.

“Glen has helped payments and software companies navigate defining moments of scale, from IPOs and capital raises to major acquisitions and integrations,” said Carey Kolaja, CEO of Versapay. “As Versapay builds on strong momentum and accelerates the next stage of growth, Glen brings the financial experience, operating rigor and strategic partnership we need to move faster with focus.”

That growth is fueled in part by Versapay’s continued investment in trusted, explainable AI across the invoice-to-cash workflow. Embedded natively within customers’ ERP systems, these capabilities give businesses greater command of cash flow and more control over their customers’ payment experiences, an area that remains central for finance teams looking to reduce friction in collections and reconciliation.

“Versapay is solving a problem that has been overlooked for too long: the friction still built into how businesses collect and reconcile B2B payments,” said Braganza. “I’ve spent my career helping payments and software companies scale with speed and precision. I’m excited to bring that experience to Versapay at a moment where the team is building strong momentum, and making significant investment to accelerate its products and growth.”

Braganza holds a degree in Economics from Loughborough University, completed the Corporate Finance Program at London Business School, and is a Qualified Accountant.