Gate2play launches 1st online payment aggregation system in Middle East

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Mon, 2012-01-16 10:51 - By  

 

Gate2Play, the regional company specialized in e-payments and online consultancy, launched the first integrated e-payment system in the region, accepting all types of credit and prepaid cards, bank transfers and other payment transactions made by users online or via their mobile phones.

Gate2Play e-payment system offers a complete online payment solution for the customers and merchants, implementing the integration link between both ends that allows benefiting from the entire regional and global payment infrastructure.

The unified hub enables the international corporate to launch their products and execute their services for the first time in the regional markets, easily with no financial obstacles.

“Gate2play Payment system effectively manages the complex routing of payments integration and collection process. So now all merchants needs single integration with our payment system to have full payment infrastructure in Middle East,” said Muhannad Ebwini, CEO of Gate2Play.

The reliable and most secured payment hub would play a vital role in promoting commercial orientations, as it is connecting merchants to a consolidated network for leading local, regional, and global payment gateways.

“Moreover, the aggregating system provides an advanced level of security, reliability and confidentiality for websites owners, allowing them to connect with all types of cards starting with Visa and Master Card, in addition to the popular cards in the region, including OneCard, CashU Card, uKash,  ePayDiz Card, FilsPay Card, DixiPay Card, Paypal Card,” said Ebwini, noting the possibility of issuing a detailed financial reports to enable merchants monitoring and controlling their sales.

It should be noted that in spite of the relative prosperity witnessed by the volume of e-payments, Arab markets are still lacking in the appropriate practical solutions. As a result, the Arab market share has been smaller than expected, compared to some western market shares of online transactions valued at more than USD 17 billion annually.



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