Payment Services Administrator Full Time NEW

Our client is a well-established investment firm with offices in Limassol, currently looking for a Payment Services Admin.

The Payment Services Admin will primarily be responsible for all the onboardings of PSPs along with helping with the new bank account applications. Will communicate with various providers and follow up on the applications and the actions required for the completion of the application. Will coordinate with the various departments of the Group and collect the needed information where applicable.

Job Responsibilities
Work closely with a variety of banks and payment service providers (PSP).
Manage the onboarding tasks of new PSPs in various countries around the world which among others include completion of forms, collections of documents and liaising with numerous departments for collection of information.
Manage the account opening process with Banks which include among others the completion of account opening and account – structure related tasks.
Prepare various administration documents of the companies within the Group in relation to account applications.
Perform competitor research for new PSPs.
Create and maintain the internal database related to PSP information, KYC and KYB documents.
Ensure that all certificates and KYC information and documentation concerning the Group companies are up to date and valid.
Create and maintain a Project Management Board for all the open items/applications.
Support the Group Head of Payments where and when required.

Requirements
Familiar with Praxis cashier and several banks and PSPs around the globe.
Problem-solving skills
Creative thinking, to be able to come up with new ideas to enhance the Payment services
Fluent in English
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office
Ability to work under pressure and meet strict deadlines
Attention to details
University or similar degree
Minimum 2 years’ experience in a similar position
Working hours: 9am-2pm (Mon-Fri) Part – Time role