Prolaz, the B2B FinTech company transforming payment acceptance across Europe, has announced that it has added three new acquiring banks in Bulgaria – DSK Bank, United Bulgarian Bank (UBB), and Postbank. This strategic development significantly enhances Prolaz’s local connectivity, enabling retailers to access better payment economics while offering banks greater transaction volumes at lower operating costs.
By integrating with these major Bulgarian banks, Prolaz further strengthens its mission to modernize the payment value chain. The company’s PCI-DSS certified gateway uses intelligent switching to route transactions in real time, helping merchants reduce processing fees and improving efficiency across the ecosystem.
“Adding DSK, UBB, and Postbank to our network is an important milestone for Prolaz in Bulgaria” said Danail Petkov, Chief Financial Officer of Prolaz. “Our partners will now benefit from greater choice, more competitive rates, and smarter routing that captures real savings potential. We are committed to supporting the Bulgarian market with solutions that improve profitability and flexibility.”
The addition of these banks expands Prolaz’s direct connections to local acquirers across Europe. With a growing footprint in Bulgaria, Prolaz is well positioned to help merchants and financial institutions achieve greater operational efficiency and stronger unit economics.
“This is another step forward in our mission to deliver value through smarter payment infrastructure” said John Jager, CEO and co-founder of Prolaz. “By working closely with leading Bulgarian acquirers, we are enabling banks and merchants to benefit from more efficient payment acceptance and improved economics. Our team is proud to support the growth of digital payments in Bulgaria with modern, high-performance solutions.”
Prolaz continues to build momentum across the region, offering banks and retailers a better way to manage multi-payment acceptance. With its direct connections and intelligent gateway, the company is redefining the economics of acquiring while putting local infrastructure to work for its partners.
