Ecommpay Brings Mastercard’s Click To Pay To The UK And Europe
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Ecommpay has teamed up with Mastercard to introduce the Click to Pay service in the UK and Europe. This partnership wants to give merchants and consumers an easy and effective way to pay, cut down on fraud, and improve how often transactions are approved.
Click to Pay gets rid of passwords and card number entries by using global standards, network tokens, and user recognition. This makes it simpler for guests to check out since customers can complete their purchases without being taken to another page or typing in their card details.
Click To Pay Makes Payments Simpler And More Secure
Liudmila Zhelenkova, the Head of Acquiring at Ecommpay, stated that Click to Pay not only allows customers to pay with just a few clicks but also solves the problem of entering card details manually. She said it provides a more efficient and secure way to pay.
This easier process helps more transactions go through and boosts conversion rates, all while keeping the same processing costs as regular card transactions. Because of this, the firm believes it will become more popular with merchants.
Ecommpay is believed to have implanted the technology around its online payment interface, ensuring the proper payment flow for its customers. Click for payment is used by major card networks with the silent aim of simplifying transactions online. It can offer all kinds of payment across various browsers and devices; this integrates directly into the checkout flow.
Implementing and using Click has been estimated to enhance the approval levels to 3% and decrease the checkout flow time by as much as 50%. As a result, the major aim of the platform is to minimize fraudulent practices through proper and secured encryption by reducing undue interruptions.
Mastercard Has Collaborated With Access Bank Group In Nigeria
Mastercard collaborated with Access Bank Group in May, a multi-national bank in Nigeria, to ensure international and cross-border payments.
The two companies reveal a fresh resolution to help ensure the smooth running of businesses and merchants within and across Africa and bring completeness to international transactions. The firm also joined hands with CrediMax, a credit card issuer in the Bahrain Kingdom, to provide payment solutions.
This sign-out solution permits merchants to make easy and total purchases across several devices. The solution will save cost and time, reduce probable flaws, and put an end to the need for manual entries and passwords.
