Importantly, we continued to make meaningful progress on our growth initiatives that we believe will position Euronet as a long-term winner in the payments and cross-border space. We are pleased by the broad-based strength across our business, which drove 19% growth in adjusted EPS alongside accelerating momentum in several of our key digital efforts. We remain confident with our full-year outlook, supported by our strong balance sheet and our historically disciplined, balanced approach to capital allocation. We believe that we are well-positioned to execute against our strategic priorities and deliver adjusted EPS growth in the 10%-15% range for the full-year.
As a reminder, these are key offerings within EFT that we believe will play a significant role in accelerating growth at Euronet for years to come. In Poland, we signed an agreement with UniCredit Bank to deploy cash recyclers across its branch network. For Euronet, these agreements generate long-term recurring revenue and deepen our position as a critical infrastructure provider. Second, it represents the first deployment of this product in Latin America, highlighting the cross-geography synergies resulting from our 2024 Infinitium acquisition in Malaysia.
During the quarter, we further strengthened our position in Spain through the announced acquisition of PaynoPain. Their continued focus on expanding banking and payments infrastructure continues to provide long-term recurring revenue while also providing state-of-the-art technology for banks, merchants, and fintech around the world. This expansion reflects continued demand from global partners to leverage our distribution infrastructure across global markets. Overall, Epay continued to execute on its growth strategy during the quarter with incremental expansion across geographies, partners, and product offerings.