SignaPay, an Irving-based payments processing provider, has added David Leppek as chief technology officer. In this role, Leppek will manage all information technology functions for the organization, including developing and improving SignaPay’s proprietary gateway, risk management, and CRM platforms.
CEO John Martillo welcomed Leppek to the SignaPay executive leadership team, saying in a statement, “His stellar reputation in the payments space and extensive experience leading technology teams will be invaluable as we continue to scale our business and provide best-of-class solutions.” Martillo added that he looks forward to Leppek’s contributions during SignaPay’s “extraordinary growth.”
According to SignaPay, Leppek is a nationally recognized and respected payments consultant with a two-decade career in the payments industry. Most recently, he served as the founder and president of Pace Software and, before that, he was president of Transaction Services.
“I am delighted to join SignaPay and contribute during such an exciting time of growth and transformation for the company,” Leppek said in a statement. “SignaPay is a trusted industry leader with a proven track record of delivering innovative payment solutions to merchants and their partners throughout the United States. “Together, we will continue to drive growth and solidify SignaPay’s position in the payments industry.”
Founded in 2007, SignaPay offers a complete suite of processing solutions, including credit and debit card processing, dual pricing programs, gateway integration, fraud prevention, as well as equipment, including mobile and point of sale systems.
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