Investing in a leading provider of cloud-based software and integrated payments for local governments
中文标题
投资于面向地方政府的领先云端软件与综合支付服务提供商
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Macquarie outlines its investment in PayIt, a Kansas City-based provider of cloud software and integrated payments for state and local governments, serving over 150 million residents. The capital targets growth and product innovation, and PayIt has acquired S3 to add outdoor recreation licensing and permitting. Macquarie used its government technology and payments relationships to support market entry and build an M&A pipeline. No financial terms, valuation or returns are disclosed.
- Institution
- Macquarie
- Published
- 10/22/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- 2013
Key arguments
- Macquarie backs PayIt, a cloud software and integrated payments provider for state and local governments founded in 2013.
- Capital is directed at continued growth and product innovation across property tax, DMV, courts and related services.
- Macquarie used government technology and payments relationships to support new market penetration and develop an M&A pipeline.
- The S3 acquisition adds outdoor recreation licensing and permitting, aiming at a more unified resident experience across agencies.
Key numbers
- Residents served by PayIt digital services
- 150+ million
- PayIt founding year
- 2013
Main risks
- No investment size, valuation, ownership stake or return targets are disclosed, limiting assessment of financial impact.
- Growth depends on public sector adoption of cloud-native solutions and agency procurement cycles.
- Integration and cross-selling execution across the S3 acquisition and multiple agency verticals remains unquantified.
Corresponding source evidence
Founded in 2013, PayIt allows governments to digitise critical public services, improve efficiency and revenue collections, and enhance citizen engagement.
· 2013
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