Smeb appoints Dickson Chu as head of payments

SMEB, a financial services and payments company dedicated to supporting small business, today announces it has appointed Dickson Chu as Head of Payments.

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Based in London, Dickson will leverage his 10 years of experience in the payments industry to develop and deliver new payment products, such as a Multi-Service App and to drive new business growth.

The Multi-Service App is a one stop shop for SMEs and their financial needs that will complement the upcoming launch of the SMEB Cube, a physical ATM solution where businesses can withdraw and deposit cash.

Having previously held senior product roles at Dedoco, Lalamove, YouTrip, Dickson specialises in building and leading product teams, with a focus on global scale product development in startups. He will report to Andrew Martin, SMEB’s CEO and Founder.

SMEB is a principal member of Visa and Mastercard and Dickson will be working closely with the schemes to develop SMEB’s portfolio of services. These new initiatives will elevate the customer experience for SMEB’s users.

Andrew Martin, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of SMEB, commented “I am thrilled that Dickson has joined us as Head of Payments. His wealth of knowledge in payments, along with his impressive direction and leadership experience, will accelerate the payments division of our business.”

“I am beyond excited to be joining SMEB and to develop new payments products and services that will empower small businesses across the UK,” said Dickson Chu, Head of Payments at SMEB. “SMEs are the lifeblood of the UK economy and I’m proud to be part of a team that is providing these businesses with all of the tools they need to develop and grow.”

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