National Inclusion Week®: Ecommpay Celebrates Success of Inclusivity Programme
By Lauren Towner · 14 September 2025

This National Inclusion Week® (15th-21st September,) Ecommpay, the inclusive global payments platform, is celebrating the first anniversary of its dedicated programme focused on providing merchants with critical support to improve their own accessibility. Launched in September 2024, Ecommpay for Good is not only designed to empower merchants to create the most inclusive e-commerce presence; it also aims to deliver an accessible, sustainable and inclusive payment experience for customers with the vision to achieve ultimate financial inclusivity.
In the 12 months since its official launch, Ecommpay for Good has achieved several successful initiatives including:
- Collaborating with the Digital Accessibility Centre to launch a Guide to Digital Accessibility, empowering merchants to improve their digital presence
- A rebrand of the website with accessible layouts, including a dark mode on the merchant dashboard to be more beneficial to users with visual impairments
- Partnering with disability inclusion champion, Cressida Stephenson, CEO and founder of EdenChase Associates. This included the the successful roll-out of a mandatory Neurodiversity Training Programme for employees, focusing on building a neuro-inclusive culture
- Joining the Disability Confident Scheme; taking action to improve how the business recruits, retains and develops the needs of disabled people
- Raising awareness for Purple Tuesday and highlighting the need for businesses to become disability inclusive
- Sharing expert advice at industry events, including speaking on the “Meet Magento Accessibility Panel” and discussing accessibility insights with Project Nemo
- Partnering with the European Women in Payments Network (EWPN,) a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to building a community for women in cards, FinTech and payments across Europe
- Working with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) to achieve the ‘Visibly Better Employee Standard’
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People in this story: Miranda McLean