^ "Hypercom UK and Spain Acquired by Spire Payments" (Press release).Archived from the original on 24 September 2015. Payment Systems Business" (Press release). ^ "Ingenico Agrees to acquire Hypercom's U.S.On September 30, 2011, Hypercom US announced it formally changed its corporate name to Equinox Payments, LLC.
and Hypercom UK, with Kazem Aminaee, the former President of Hypercom Europe, Middle East, and Africa, forming Spire Payments payment systems business to an entity sponsored by investment firm Gores Group LLC Simultaneously, KleinPartners Capital announced the acquisition of Hypercom Spain S.A. business after reaching a settlement with antitrust regulators to sell Hypercom's U.S. On August 4, 2011, VeriFone announced its completion of the acquisition of Hypercom U.S. POS terminal business to Ingenico does not resolve the antitrust concerns On May 12, 2011, The Department of Justice filed a civil antitrust lawsuit to block the proposed acquisition of Hypercom by VeriFone saying the planned sale of Hypercom's U.S. Payment Systems Business prior to the close of the VeriFone acquisition On the same day it announced that its UK and Spanish operations would be sold separately to a private investment company and this business was renamed as Spire Payments. On April 4, 2011, Ingenico announced its agreement to acquire Hypercom's U.S. It then faced head to head competition with VeriFone on its home market. To consolidate the deal, Hypercom moved its head office from Australia to Arizona in the US. In 1988 the company signed a deal with American Express to provide its terminals to them in the US. It went on to dominate the south pacific region in terms of payment terminals. Hypercom was founded by Hungarian born George Wallner, David Saul and Leslie Fritz in Sydney Australia in 1978. It was acquired by rival VeriFone in 2011. Hypercom was an Australian company which was a pioneer of electronic payment processing hardware and software. Norman Stout, Chairman Philippe Tartavull, CEO & President
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