Club Employés selects Mangopay to scale employee benefits across Europe

January 27, 2026

Club Employés, a French employee benefits platform focused on managing benefits for Comités sociaux et économiques, has selected Mangopay to modernise its payment infrastructure as it expands its operations across Europe.

The partnership is designed to support Club Employés’ growth beyond France by introducing a more flexible and scalable payment setup that simplifies how employee benefits are funded, distributed and redeemed.

After several years of strong domestic growth, the company required a payments partner able to adapt to its complex and highly regulated business model while supporting expansion into new European markets.

Club Employés chose Mangopay for its expertise in multi-party payments and its ability to deliver highly customised B2B2C payment workflows.

By adopting Mangopay’s wallet-first payment model, Club Employés can manage complex money flows between multiple stakeholders, including employers, employees, partner merchants and the platform itself. All transactions are handled in compliance with regulations governing Comités sociaux et économiques.

Each transaction workflow, whether linked to subsidies, reimbursements or purchases, is tailored to Club Employés’ specific business logic. Funds move quickly and securely between verified parties using dedicated wallets, KYB and KYC checks, and programmable payment rules.

Club Employés chief technology officer Nicolas Lebatteux said, “Our business model involves multiple stakeholders and stringent regulatory requirements, so we needed a payments partner that could offer both flexibility and precision.

“Mangopay’s solution is a 100% technological fit for our model. Their ability to deliver customised fund flows and adapt to our complex value chain made them the clear choice for us.”

Mangopay chief commercial officer Mark Fleming added, “Club Employés runs a complex and distinctive business model, exactly the kind of challenge we love to take on. It’s exciting to see how their level of complexity aligns perfectly with what our wallet-first infrastructure is built for: to support platforms that need highly tailored multi-party payment logic, allowing them to move money without compromising their business rules, and open new revenue opportunities.”