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PayByPhone

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PayByPhone is a global leader in mobile parking payments, founded in 2000. The company operates in over 1,300 cities across North America, Europe, including the UK, France, Germany, and Switzerland, and has been used by more than 125 million people. Its technology simplifies parking transactions for drivers and parking operators.

The company's core product is the PayByPhone mobile app, which enables drivers to pay for parking using credit/debit cards, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and PayPal. The application includes features such as the ability to extend a parking session remotely, pin a parking location, and receive SMS or push notifications before a session expires. Payment can also be made through the company's website or by phone.

PayByPhone's technical work focuses on mobile payment technology and smart parking solutions, serving the parking, mobility payments, fleet management, and parking operations sectors.

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