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DailyPay Appoints Andrew Brandman as the New COO, Expanding Employee Pay Services

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Business Honor DailyPay Names Andrew Brandman COO

Business Honor
02 December, 2025

DailyPay names Andrew Brandman COO to expand markets, improve payments, and lead innovation in on-demand employee wage solutions.

DailyPay, a US fintech, has appointed Andrew Brandman as its new chief operating officer (COO) in New York. Replacing Stacy Greiner, who resigned this month after serving as CEO since May 2024, after Kevin Coop's retirement. DailyPay is now led by Nelson Chai as executive chairman. It offers an immediate pay service that allows employees to access their earnings before regular payroll cycles. Brandman's duties as COO include revenue operations, market expansion, customer functions, payment operations, and performance marketing.

Brandman has years of experience in finance and technology. He most recently served as ServiceNow's global vice president of controlled sectors. He has also held important positions such as chief customer officer at Fenergo and Salesforce, chief administrative officer at CIT and NYSE Euronext, and leadership positions at Credit Suisse First Boston, Banco Santander, and UBS.

"With Andrew managing our operations, we are prepared to move into new markets while transforming the employee payment experience," Chai told me. "His operational knowledge and strategies will guide us for our future growth." His appointment comes as DailyPay continues to grow its platform. In June 2025, the business completed a $200 million financial securitization of its on-demand pay receivables, financed by Barclays, with Citi and Morgan Stanley serving as joint book runners.

The move will help DailyPay grow and increase its availability, allowing it to better serve corporate clients. With new leadership, DailyPay intends to be an important player in financial wellness. By transforming the way employees can access and handle their earnings using AI-based data and predictive pay models.