Articles, Payment systems

You surely have heard about self-service payment terminals at least once. You probably even had chance to apply to one of the wide variety of those. But for some reasons the greatest popularity this kind of interactive kiosks, representing hardware devices that work in combination with self service software, allowing users to perform any possible transaction, gained within Russia and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) members.

Every payment system pursues to offer their users functionality that will prompt them to choose that particular company for their business. This is the point of the current competition between payment systems as on the side of technology there is nothing new that can be invented. It is service quality and functionality that can be improved to attract and retain users.

The national segments on the Internet where one can run a valuable business, find partners, contractors, and mainly customers can be counted on the fingers of one hand, and even some of those five fingers may stay not involved.

In addition to English-American and Chinese segments you may mention the Indian one and that will be all. However the Internet as well as the world business is not limited only by those industries.

Social networking site Facebook has announced that it began testing its much-anticipated virtual currency payments system with third party application GroupCard. Users who want to buy a GroupCard e-card through the company's app are now offered the option of clicking on a "Pay with Facebook" button. They then pay with their credits, worth 10 cents each.

First Data, a global leader in electronic commerce and payment services and owner of the Cashcard Network, Australia's largest independent ATM network, announced today about signing the partnership agreement with Maritime, Mining and Power Credit Union (MMPCU). After entering into an agreement, 22,000 members of MMPCU will benefit from direct charge-free access to their funds at all Cashcard branded ATMs.

Electronic Payment Exchange (“EPX”), a leading international provider of end-to-end, fully-integrated, secure payments processing, represented today the BuyerWall™ data security technology as the most complete and straight-forward mean of payment transaction security. Patent-pending BuyerWall™ is the only solution from a single provider that protects merchants and their customers for the full transaction cycle.