Aiwyn Acquires QuickFee’s U.S. Payments Unit, Strengthening Charlotte Fintech Sector

Aiwyn, a Charlotte-based fintech platform, bought QuickFee’s U.S. payments business on September 8, 2025, adding Pay Now and Connect solutions and expanding its offerings to modern accounting firms.

Nut Graf: The acquisition gives Aiwyn control of QuickFee’s payment automation services and introduces a “Pay Later” financing option, positioning the company as a comprehensive payments and collections provider for technology-driven accounting practices in the U.S.

Key Details

Aiwyn integrates QuickFee Pay Now and QuickFee Connect into its platform, enhancing transaction workflows for CPA firms.
Customers retain existing payment tools while gaining access to Aiwyn’s practice management and AI-powered tax capabilities.
QuickFee continues to operate its financing arm independently, ensuring uninterrupted service for current clients.

Strategic Rationale

Aiwyn aims to broaden its market reach by combining QuickFee’s deep CPA-market relationships with its own suite of accounting technology solutions. CEO Justin Adams said the deal will forge “lasting partnerships” and strengthen Aiwyn’s position as a trusted firm partner.

Local Economic Impact

Charlotte’s growing fintech ecosystem benefits from the deal through job retention and potential new hires at Aiwyn’s headquarters. The transaction, backed by investors KKR and Bessemer Venture Partners, underscores the city’s appeal as a hub for financial technology innovation.

Next Steps

Aiwyn will onboard QuickFee’s U.S. team and transition payment services onto its unified platform.
Existing QuickFee clients will gradually be offered access to Aiwyn’s broader service suite, including AI tax solutions and client-experience tools.
Regulatory approvals are expected by late Q4 2025, with full integration slated for early 2026.

This acquisition marks a significant milestone for Charlotte’s finance and technology sectors, underscoring the city’s role in the national fintech landscape.