Nandan Sheth

Nandan Sheth

Nandan Sheth was appointed as CEO of Splitit in January 2022. A seasoned payments industry executive, Sheth brings domain expertise through his work at large payment companies, major banks, Fortune 100 companies and disruptive technology startups across North America and Europe. His record of entrepreneurial success includes scaling and successfully exiting multiple fintech companies, including Harbor Payments (sold to American Express in 2006) and Acculynk (sold to First Data in 2017). Sheth’s executive experience in the payments and fintech sector spans strategy, scaling innovation, corporate and business development, product development, technology, and operations. Prior to joining Splitit, he served as Fiserv’s Head of Global Digital Commerce as well as Head of Fiserv’s Carat business, an ecosystem of omnichannel commerce solutions for large multinational merchants. Prior to that, Sheth was President of Acculynk, the business he co-founded in 2008 and sold to First Data in 2017. His earlier experience includes serving as GM at American Express and helping to scale Harbor Payments (sold to American Express) and e-Debt. Sheth holds an MBA from the Cass Business School and a BSc with Honours from City, University of London. 

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