Finseta’s link with PSA squash points to wider commercial intent

Finseta Plc

Finseta has signed a multi‑year deal with the Professional Squash Association (PSA), becoming its official foreign‑exchange partner. The arrangement covers global payment processing for the PSA Tour and aligns Finseta with a sport now offering a record US$12.5 million in prize money across the 2024–25 season.

The agreement puts Finseta’s brand into PSA’s major events, including the London Classic and the British Open, but it’s the operational side that may matter more to investors. Managing cross‑border flows for a global sports tour gives Finseta a live use case for its platform.

Finseta Plc (LON:FIN), formerly Cornerstone FS PLC, is a United Kingdom-based foreignexchange and payments company offering multi-currency accounts and payment solutions to businesses and individuals through its global payments network.

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