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Companies House records show Capital Pay Ltd, company number 16137715, filed micro-company accounts in September 2026, adding a fresh financial entry to the UK entity’s public history.
Capital Pay Ltd filed micro-company accounts at the UK’s Companies House on September 14, 2026, covering the period ending December 31, 2025, adding a new dated entry to the public record of a company incorporated less than two years earlier.
Companies House lists Capital Pay Ltd under company number 16137715, with an incorporation date of December 16, 2024, an active status and a business classification covering business and domestic software development. Garang Mayom Malek is listed as an active director from October 8, 2025.
The company number matters because several businesses use similar versions of the Capital Pay name, and public descriptions can become misleading when the wrong legal entity is attached to a director, filing or business activity.
A second UK company, Capital Pay Software Solutions Ltd, is registered separately under company number 16160215 and was incorporated on January 2, 2025.
The two companies also have different filing timelines. Capital Pay Ltd has now filed micro-company accounts for the period ending December 31, 2025, while the first accounts for Capital Pay Software Solutions Ltd were due by October 2, 2026, according to the record reviewed for this series on September 21.
Micro-company accounts are a simplified UK filing format available to the smallest qualifying companies and provide less public detail than a full set of accounts. They can confirm that a company has filed for the relevant period, but they do not provide the same depth of information as a full profit-and-loss statement with extensive notes.
The Companies House officer register lists Garang Mayom Malek as a director of Capital Pay Ltd, while other public records and company pages sometimes use the fuller name Garang Mayom Kuoc Malek. That naming variation makes the company number and appointment date more reliable anchors than a search result based only on the person’s name.
CapitalPay’s own websites also describe regional entities and offices outside the UK, including operations in East Africa and a Canary Wharf office listed on the UK company timeline from April 2025. Those regional businesses should still be distinguished from the specific UK legal entity when reporting on ownership, filings or directors.
For journalists and researchers, the simplest protection against confusion is to start with the registration number, then check the filing history and officer register before attaching a claim to the company.
In this case, the latest public milestone is clear: Capital Pay Ltd has now placed its 2025 micro-company accounts on the UK record.
