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A major new regulation, the GDPR, is coming into effect by the end of May, affecting how we handle the personal data of software buyers. We have taken our usual approach to rolling it out: handle most of its complexity automatically and provide you with the simple tools you need to manage it on your end.

Two things matter in a checkout: how easy it is to set it up and how well it converts. This is why we’re introducing our Inline Checkout: a dead-easy, yet highly customizable way to embed a secure checkout into your flow.

As Engineering Manager at Paddle I spend a large share of my time developing our engineers rather than code. We've doubled the size of our engineering team in the last few months so I've been thinking a lot about this topic lately!

We’re really excited to introduce Apple Pay, providing the best possible experience for customers using our Checkout on Safari!

TLS 1.0 and 1.1, used by a very small minority of customers, will be deprecated on the 30th of June 2018: we explain how this may impact you and what you can do.

As part of a podcast series on fast paced companies I recently sat down with David Wicks to chat about the way we’ve scaled Paddle, and in particular our engineering team, to become the #1 fastest growing software businesses in the Deloitte Fast 50.

We’ve just made it much easier to manage per seat billing, a popular subscription type used by the likes of Slack, Salesforce or Todoist, whereby you charge companies based on how many people use your product.

We’re proud to announce that we’re joining Tech City's Future Fifty programme, which selects the most exciting growth stage tech businesses in the UK.

I've joined Paddle a couple of months ago to help with seller's technical queries, improve our documentation, analyze seller needs and pass back suggestions to our product team.

We've just held our first ever hackathon, and had a great time. Croissants were eaten, beers drunk and (a lot of) documentation was read, culminating in company-wide demos and 3 delighted winners. We're planning to host a lot more of these, so we took the time to reflect on what went well and what we could do better next time!