Compass Plus, an international provider of electronic funds transfer (EFT) and payments technology to financial institutions, announced it has opened its first North American office in St. Louis, and has appointed Doug Varble as its senior vice president.
Compass Plus serves 100 banks across 25 countries through its suite of TranzWare electronic payment products, which was released in 1994. The company’s solutions drive financial transactions through a variety of platforms, including the Internet, mobile, POS and ATMs. With 300 employees located throughout the world, including the United States, Great Britain, Singapore, Brazil, Russia and Vietnam, Compass Plus has developed a global presence in EFT and online transaction processing (OLTP), streamlining front-and back-office process management.
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