About Nayax

Nayax Ltd., a fintech company, designs, develops, and sells integrated POS devices and software for automated self-service customers in-house in the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, Israel, and the rest of the world. It offers POS, cashless payments, and charging stations, such as VPOS Touch, Onyx, Nova Market, DOT, Nova C4, Nova C3, EV-Meter, EV Kiosk, Nova 55F, Nova 22, Nova 156, Nova Modu, and Nova Kiosk; management suite and telemetry solutions, Nayax Core Management Suite, MoMa, Vending Management System, Nayax Energy Core, and Retail Management Cloud; marketing, loyalty, and consumer engagement platforms, such as Monyx Wallet and Weezmo; payments and integrations solutions, including API Suite and Coinbridge. The company serves vending machines, kiosks, self-checkouts, ticketing machines, laundromats, gaming terminals, and EV charging stations. Nayax Ltd. was incorporated in 2005 and is headquartered in Herzliya, Israel.

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Leadership

  • Sagit ManorChief Financial Officer
  • Yair NechmadChief Executive Officer, Co Founder & Chairman
  • David Ben-AviChief Technology Officer and Co Founder
  • Michal SeverChief Marketing Officer
  • Eden ZafraniChief Human Resources Officer
  • Carly Lisanne FurmanChief Executive Officer NAYX North America
  • Gal OmerChief Legal Officer
Employees
1,250
Business address
HERZLIYA, L3
Fiscal year ends
December 31
Listed
Nasdaq · NYAX

Price

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$44.66
−$2.15 (−4.59%)past year
Market cap
$1.67B
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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