The board's composition has been submitted to the Bank of Lithuania, where ZEN.COM holds its European EMI license.
ZEN.COM recently partnered with Visa to enhance real-time cross-border payment services.
Former Polish President Andrzej Duda has
joined the Supervisory Board of fintech company ZEN.COM, marking his first move
into the private sector since leaving office in August 2025.
The appointment comes as the Europe-based
payments firm plans to expand into Asia and the Middle East and
strengthens its corporate governance structure.
Duda confirmed his new role in comments to
Polish business daily Puls Biznesu, saying he does not plan to rely
solely on his presidential pension, which amounts to around 12,000 zlotys
($3,300) per month. The former head of state said he plans to
use his experience to help companies working in technology and innovation.
ZEN.COM announced that that it has established a new Supervisory
Board as part of a broader shift toward international growth. The
board will reportedly guide the company through licensing procedures
and regulatory engagement in new markets outside the European Union.
The three-member board also includes
Dawid Rożek, founder of ZEN.COM, who will serve as chairman and Karolis Gudas, an expert in European law and
cross-border regulatory frameworks.
Dawid Rożek, Source: X
The board’s composition has reportedly been
formally submitted to the Bank of Lithuania, where ZEN.COM holds its European
EMI license through UAB ZEN.COM.
Duda’s shift from politics to fintech
comes shortly after Karol Nawrocki was sworn in as the new Polish president on
August 6, 2025.
More Recent Collaborations
Among Zen.com’s effort to expand, the
company recently entered into a new agreement with European fintech platform
ZEN.COM to expand real-time cross-border payment capabilities using Visa
Direct. The partnership is expected to enable faster, more efficient international
transfers and broaden access to innovative digital payment solutions for users
in multiple markets.
Additionally, Episode Six, a global
provider of enterprise-grade card issuing and ledger infrastructure, has was recently chosen by ZEN.COM as its strategic technology partner to support the launch of
new debit card programs. Under the agreement, Episode Six will
supply the card technology infrastructure needed to roll out ZEN.COM’s new
payment products.
Former Polish President Andrzej Duda has
joined the Supervisory Board of fintech company ZEN.COM, marking his first move
into the private sector since leaving office in August 2025.
The appointment comes as the Europe-based
payments firm plans to expand into Asia and the Middle East and
strengthens its corporate governance structure.
Duda confirmed his new role in comments to
Polish business daily Puls Biznesu, saying he does not plan to rely
solely on his presidential pension, which amounts to around 12,000 zlotys
($3,300) per month. The former head of state said he plans to
use his experience to help companies working in technology and innovation.
ZEN.COM announced that that it has established a new Supervisory
Board as part of a broader shift toward international growth. The
board will reportedly guide the company through licensing procedures
and regulatory engagement in new markets outside the European Union.
The three-member board also includes
Dawid Rożek, founder of ZEN.COM, who will serve as chairman and Karolis Gudas, an expert in European law and
cross-border regulatory frameworks.
Dawid Rożek, Source: X
The board’s composition has reportedly been
formally submitted to the Bank of Lithuania, where ZEN.COM holds its European
EMI license through UAB ZEN.COM.
Duda’s shift from politics to fintech
comes shortly after Karol Nawrocki was sworn in as the new Polish president on
August 6, 2025.
More Recent Collaborations
Among Zen.com’s effort to expand, the
company recently entered into a new agreement with European fintech platform
ZEN.COM to expand real-time cross-border payment capabilities using Visa
Direct. The partnership is expected to enable faster, more efficient international
transfers and broaden access to innovative digital payment solutions for users
in multiple markets.
Additionally, Episode Six, a global
provider of enterprise-grade card issuing and ledger infrastructure, has was recently chosen by ZEN.COM as its strategic technology partner to support the launch of
new debit card programs. Under the agreement, Episode Six will
supply the card technology infrastructure needed to roll out ZEN.COM’s new
payment products.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance option), University of Nairobi
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