The Payment App
Justin Fenton is the Chief Technical Officer at The Payment App. Justin has over 20 years of experience in the software industry, working as a programmer and software engineer.
Justin started their career in 1997 as a programmer with ASSIRT Software. Justin was responsible for analyzing and correcting defects in the company's key commercial software products. Justin also trained and coached less experienced staff members. In 2001, Justin joined Suncorp as a software engineer. Justin was the lead programmer for the Planit life insurance quoting tool, and was responsible for liaising with 3rd party software vendors.
In 2010, Justin joined Technology One as a programmer. Justin worked in the education and local government teams, finding and fixing bugs from reported issues. Justin also wrote requirement documents for new work, wrote test cases, and performed testing at all levels. Justin left Technology One in 2020 to join The Payment App as CTO.
Some of their coworkers include Nick Holmes - Compliance, Keegan Sard - Strategic Advisor, and Elly Agular - Account Manager. Justin Fenton reports to Ben Banks, CEO & Executive Director. Some direct reports include Mark Tait - Developer, Domenico Poutanen - Developer, and Robert Fish - Developer.
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The Payment App
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The Payment App groups together Mobile Applications under one roof that share a common technology foundation in mobile payments while making life easier and/or cheaper for users and business more efficient & productive for merchants. We enable 1:1 marketing that drives value for users and merchants and powerful business intelligence for merchants through unique smart data from user transactions. The Payment App is working towards a paradigm shift in how transactional data is used by financial institutions, merchants and brands. Our collaborative approach has created an API driven, machine learning platform offering an innovative and mutually rewarding way for consumers and merchants to interact. Globally the move to smart mobile devices and neo banking has shifted the traditional deposit taking methodology of banking to transactional based mechanics. Research tells us that implementation of real time funds transfer capabilities along with the ability to transfer significant information such as line item specific transactional data will not only add additional GDP to Australia’s market place but will also help with fraud and risk mitigation whilst providing a more transparent marketplace.