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REPAY Appoints Matt Morrow To Lead Consumer Payments Strategy

Apr 20, 2026
Matt Morrow

Role includes oversight of payment solutions across lending segments such as mortgage servicing and accounts receivable

REPAY has appointed Matt Morrow as its new executive leader of consumer payments, effective May 12, 2026, where he will oversee strategy and growth across the company’s consumer finance verticals, including mortgage servicing.

Morrow will lead the segment’s “growth, sales, and operational initiatives” across areas such as personal lending, automotive loans, accounts receivable management, healthcare, and mortgage servicing, reporting to CEO John Morris.

“Matt brings a deep understanding of embedded payments and a proven track record to lead our growth opportunities across the Consumer Payments verticals we serve,” said Morris.

Morrow said he is joining the company during a period of expansion, adding, “REPAY’s proven technology platform and approach to optimizing payment flows are a real differentiator in the industry.”

He previously served as president of the payments division at Xplor Technologies, where he led strategy across embedded payment solutions, partner success, operations, and product development.

REPAY provides integrated payment processing solutions to industries, including mortgage servicing, where lenders and servicers are increasingly investing in digital payment infrastructure to improve borrower experience and streamline collections.

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