YDUQS, one of the largest higher education groups in Brazil, announces a strategic partnership with Bemobi (BMOB3), a leading company in the recurring payment solutions sector in Brazil. The partnership, recently established and scheduled for implementation this month, aims to further modernize students' payment journey, providing an integrated and efficient omnichannel experience.
The solution will be implemented in stages, starting with the billing portal, followed by integration with the App and Web Portal for student relationship, the inclusion of recurrence intelligence, and other channels. With cutting-edge technology for the educational sector, this approach will ensure greater flexibility, accessibility, and convenience for students, while also driving the digitalization of the segment. The project includes payment orchestration, advanced tokenization, and fraud prevention.
Bemobi's white-label platform will offer online payments via credit card and Pix, as well as innovative and constantly evolving alternatives such as Click to Pay, Wallets, and Google Pay. It will also feature a cross-channel checkout, prepared to support and integrate, in the future, other points of service for students, providing a smooth and intuitive payment experience.
"At YDUQS, we believe that education transforms lives — and, therefore, we constantly seek ways to make this journey more accessible, welcoming, and efficient for our over 1.3 million students," says Talita Rebouças, Director of Financial Operations at YDUQS. "This new initiative reinforces our commitment to providing a smoother payment experience by incorporating digital solutions that make our students' daily lives easier, offering modern, secure, and flexible payment methods. We hope, with this, not only to optimize the collection process and reduce default rates but also to strengthen the trust and closeness with each student throughout their journey with us," he concludes.
In turn, Bemobi reinforces its commitment to the digitization of the educational sector. The partnership between YDUQS and Bemobi marks an additional step forward in modernizing payments in higher education, eliminating friction and making the experience more agile and secure. "Our commitment is to accelerate the digitalization of the country's major sectors, such as education," explains Pedro Ripper, co-founder and CEO of Bemobi. Currently, the company serves 10 of the 15 largest recurring service companies in Brazil, including 100% of telecommunications operators and 70% of the utilities base.
