Fintech Company Relocating From Las Vegas

Revere Payments, in collaboration with the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County (BDB), announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Las Vegas, Nevada, to 100 Avenue of Champions in Palm Beach Gardens, the location of the former headquarters of the PGA Tour, starting November 1^.

This move will result in the creation of 100 new job opportunities within the next three years. Revere Payments is planning to settle into a state-of-the-art 3,800 sq. ft. build-to-suit facility, scheduled for completion in November 2023. This relocation represents a significant multi-million-dollar capital investment for Palm Beach County. Until then, the company will temporarily set up shop at Venture X Building at 2000 PGA Boulevard.

Revere Payments specializes in secure payment processing, handling credit, debit, and bank-to-bank transactions. It operates under the umbrella of Metrics Global Inc., a well-established global payment technology company.

During the process of relocating, Revere Payments collaborated with the Business Development Board (BDB) to establish connections with CareerSource Palm Beach County, as well as local colleges and universities. The BDB will continue to provide support to Revere Payments as it approaches the planned move-in date in the fourth quarter.

“Revere Payments protects our clients’ freedom to do business while providing them with best in class payment solutions and white glove service. It makes perfect sense that we would make our home in the beautiful, thriving Palm Beaches area,” said founder and CEO Wendy Kinney. “We feel so blessed by the warm welcome we have received so far and look forward to growing Revere Payments here and contributing to this wonderful community.”

 

“The City of Palm Beach Gardens is happy to welcome the corporate headquarters of Revere Payments as the newest addition to this area’s business hub. The company will provide new jobs for local residents and will continue to create a positive impact as it grows,” said Mayor Chelsea Reed, City of Palm Beach Gardens.

Kelly Smallridge, the President and CEO of the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County, expressed her enthusiasm for Revere Payments’ decision to relocate to the City of Palm Beach Gardens. She deemed it an outstanding choice and anticipates a promising future with numerous opportunities for the county. Given the presence of more than 500 corporate headquarters in Palm Beach County, Revere Payments is expected to flourish within the fintech sector.