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Strategic Investment Advances Boom Commerce’s Strategy to Broaden Its Sponsor Bank Relationships and Support a Much Broader Range of Higher Risk/Non-Traditional and Higher Margin Merchants

Boom Commerce Completes Strategic Investment in POS Technology Leader Ovvi

Boom Commerce announced that it has completed a strategic investment in G.O.A.T. Payments (“GP”) located in Westlake Village, CA. GP brings decades of experience acquiring, underwriting and supporting higher risk, higher margin and non-traditional merchant categories that require white glove attention and support, even more so now in light of the COVID-19 crisis. Reuven Cypers, Founder and CEO of GP, noted, “Many of our customers have international supply chains, future delivery models and operate in very public industries that have reputational and regulatory challenges. The entire G.O.A.T. team is impressed with the Boom Commerce family and we look forward to a long and meaningful relationship with Sabin Burrell and his team.” The team at GP is well skilled at managing these specialized types of merchant relationships, utilizing the company’s robust network of bank relationships that have been cultivated over the years. GP was designed to be a boutique operation focusing on the more difficult to onboard merchants that garner higher margin returns.

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“Many of our customers have international supply chains, future delivery models and operate in very public industries that have reputational and regulatory challenges. The entire G.O.A.T. team is impressed with the Boom Commerce family and we look forward to a long and meaningful relationship with Sabin Burrell and his team.”

Boom’s strategic investment in GP furthers its strategy of building a diverse customer base that has already played a critical role in insulating it from the negative effects of macroeconomic downturns like the current COVID-19 crisis. Sabin Burrell, CEO of Boom Commerce said, “We couldn’t be happier with our partnership with G.O.A.T. Payments. The new banking relationships we have gained access to have already proven to be a game changer for Boom. We have expanded our ability to support large opportunities that have significant margin improvement over our traditional retail business. In the coming months, Boom will roll out our high risk and non-traditional merchant division that GP will quarterback. This gives our distribution partners access to several new banks and a greatly expanded credit matrix to further diversify our client base.”

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About Boom Commerce

Boom Commerce is a leading provider of payment processing and technology solutions, helping more than 15,000 customers across the US. Through our multi-bank full service payment processing platform, we provide a comprehensive suite of payment solutions to support merchants and transaction types of all kinds, including small and medium sized businesses, large enterprises and e-commerce. We market our products and services through a large and diverse network of distributors who we support with technology, expertise and financing to ensure their growth and success. We are also a leading player in the payments industry acquisition space with a focus on strategic and synergistic acquisitions. Our mission is to simplify and streamline the payments experience for our merchants and create an environment in which our distribution and other trusted partners can thrive. Learn more at boomcommerce.com.

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