RS2 plc – Three New Processing Deals

Jonathan Falzon

October 13, 2025

13 October, 2025
3 min read
13 October, 2025
3 min read

Following last week's article detailing the performance of the S&P 500 index in 2025, it is worth devoting time to review the developments across the European equity markers in my last article of the year.

On 10 October 2025, RS2 plc announced that its subsidiary RS2 Smart Processing has concluded three deals for the provision of processing services.

In Latin America, RS2 will be orchestrating the entire acquiring platform for a market leading client in payment services. RS2’s comprehensive platform will deliver end-to-end services encompassing authorisation and clearing, merchant billing and settlement, and statementing, complemented by a full suite of service portals.

Meanwhile in Europe, RS2 is providing a fully-fledged issuing card management system for a client, with services including comprehensive card management, authorisations, and clearing. For another client, RS2 will be providing an acquiring platform for a payment provider covering both the EU and UK markets. RS2 will deliver the architecture for authorisations and clearing, including real-time calculation of interchange and scheme fees.

RS2 explained that the revenue from these deals will take the form of one-time implementation fees that will be recognised throughout the implementation term which has already commenced, followed by regular transaction processing revenue once the client is live and in production. The duration of the implementation term varies from three months to twelve months depending on the size of the projects, while the duration of each contract varies from five to seven years.

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On 10 October 2025, RS2 plc announced that its subsidiary RS2 Smart Processing has concluded three deals for the provision of processing services.

In Latin America, RS2 will be orchestrating the entire acquiring platform for a market leading client in payment services. RS2’s comprehensive platform will deliver end-to-end services encompassing authorisation and clearing, merchant billing and settlement, and statementing, complemented by a full suite of service portals.

Meanwhile in Europe, RS2 is providing a fully-fledged issuing card management system for a client, with services including comprehensive card management, authorisations, and clearing. For another client, RS2 will be providing an acquiring platform for a payment provider covering both the EU and UK markets. RS2 will deliver the architecture for authorisations and clearing, including real-time calculation of interchange and scheme fees.

RS2 explained that the revenue from these deals will take the form of one-time implementation fees that will be recognised throughout the implementation term which has already commenced, followed by regular transaction processing revenue once the client is live and in production. The duration of the implementation term varies from three months to twelve months depending on the size of the projects, while the duration of each contract varies from five to seven years.