Account Manager – Payments

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Job Description:

  • Coordinate onboarding of new payment partners and the launch of payment projects;
  • Build and maintain relationships with banks, payment providers, and merchants;
  • Support operational processes across payment areas and ensure their stability;
  • Track key launch stages, task statuses, and implementation timelines;
  • Collaborate with tech, finance, and legal teams on payment infrastructure matters;
  • Maintain and update internal documentation, registries, and working spreadsheets;
  • Coordinate document flow with partners, including approval, signing, and storage;
  • Communicate with external partners on operational support and ongoing cooperation;
  • Participate in the optimization of payment processes, payment flows, and provider performance;
  • Inform internal teams about changes affecting payment processes and partner infrastructure.

Requirements:

  • At least 1 year of experience in fintech or the payments industry;
  • Understanding of PSPs, acquiring, payment operations, and processing flows;
  • Experience working with banks, payment providers, or merchants;
  • Experience supporting partners and operational processes within payment projects;
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously and control deadlines;
  • Structured approach, strong attention to detail, and a high level of responsibility;
  • English language level: B2 or higher and fluent Russian.

Benefits:

  • A dedicated team of industry professionals who foster a friendly culture and a success-oriented mindset.
  • The ability to choose between fully remote, hybrid, and in-office work arrangements.
  • Technical equipment provided.
  • Employee development plans.
  • Medical insurance & paid sick leaves.
  • Compensation for professional education.
  • English classes.
  • Sports allowance.
  • Educational support from our L&D team: internal and external trainings and conferences.
  • Referral program.
  • Corporate parties and team building events.
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