Inpay strengthens leadership team with appointment of Gideon van den Broek as CCO

As Inpay continues to expand into new markets and scale its global payments infrastructure, the company is pleased to announce the appointment of Gideon van den Broek as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).

This strategic addition to the executive team highlights Inpay’s continued focus on accelerating commercial growth, strengthening strategic partnerships and delivering seamless cross-border payment solutions to customers worldwide.

Gideon joins Inpay with more than 25 years of payments experience spanning retail, commercial, corporate and digital banking. Gideon has a proven track record in international transformation, turnaround and growth initiatives — from launching and scaling payment platforms to millions of monthly transactions to repositioning under-performing banking operations towards sustainable profitability.

In his role as CCO, Gideon will be responsible for leading Inpay’s global commercial strategy, strengthening client engagement, and supporting the company’s continued expansion across key corridors and partner ecosystems.

“Inpay has established a strong reputation as a forward-thinking payments provider with a clear focus on simplifying global money movement. I’m excited to join a team with a market-leading product and a clear ambition to keep innovating in a rapidly evolving industry. I look forward to building on Inpay’s impressive commercial growth in 2026, and delivering tangible value to our partners and customers.”

– Gideon van den Broek, Chief Commercial Officer, Inpay

“We are delighted to welcome Gideon to the leadership team. His extensive experience in scaling payment platforms and leading international transformation initiatives aligns perfectly with Inpay’s ambitious plans for 2026 and beyond. Gideon has a customer-driven approach that matches our own, and he will be instrumental as we continue to expand global reach and strengthen our position in new markets.

– Jacob Tackmann Thomsen, Founder, Inpay