To choose between payment gateways or to make a payment gateway comparison, there are a few things to consider before jumping in and making one of the most important decisions affecting your eCommerce business.
Credit card processing currency
Which currencies does the payment gateway support and do they have a PayFx currency converter built into their offering that clearly explains to cardholders how the currency conversion is taking place. (more…)
As an online payment gateway for merchants in the airline, tourism and travel, e-commerce and online gaming industries (amongst others); PayGate is focused on combating online credit card fraud and providing the most secure way of accepting credit cards online. Although credit card fraud has been identified as a major concern for all merchants accepting credit cards online – particularly those accepting international credit card transactions – the risk of receiving fraudulent transactions can be reduced to negligible levels by using online fraud prevention measures. (more…)
PayGate credit card payment gateway (otherwise known as an electronic payment gateway) who accept credit card payments for credit card processing, rates highly in a comparison of payment gateways in South Africa for credit card payment processing and accepting online credit card payments.
PayGate credit card payment gateway has a variety of products for processing internet credit card payments and online credit card payments including . . . . (more…)
Here are snippets of news that would be interesting for merchants and members of the internet payment solutions industry. (more…)
Here are ten good reasons to use PayGate for your online processing. It is essential to choose a firm that is solid and innovative, who can grow with you and bring you the latest developments and products that give you more ways to get paid securely on the internet.
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Online internet travel and tourism booking by credit card played an important part in the second edition of the multi-billion dollar Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 championship in Durban, Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Pretoria, Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth. In the build up to 2010, all eyes are on South Africa as a travel and tourism destination and trading partner. Internet showcasing of South African accommodation, transport, and tours of the tourist attractions in the cities of the various venues in the country is an incredible opportunity for internet based businesses with the capability to receive credit card payments online.
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Low cost airline Mango today issued a consumer advisory to all travellers introducing further security checks in an attempt to combat the increasing threat of credit card and sales fraud. Mango late last year also issued a consumer cautionary following fraudulent sales offers made via the internet and email. This article appeared in the Gauteng Business News recently.
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To quote internet AMPS 2008 “In September 2.4 million South African adults accessed the internet in a 7-day period, an increase of 30% over a year ago” So, if you have, or are planning to have an internet business, you could ride the wave and enjoy at least 30% business growth year on year. PayGate internet payment gateway for credit card processing in Africa has been in existence for over 10 years and is a major role player in the industry. Founded by IT boffs Peter Harvey and David Beukes PayGate has a number of ways for merchants to process credit cards on the internet. From its early beginnings of being exclusive to Standard Bank, PayGate now processes to ABSA, Nedbank, State Bank of Mauritius, and FNB Cell PayPoint mobile transactions.
PayGate, fast becoming Africa’s leading internet payment solution provider is now integrated directly to ABSA for processing credit cards. PayGate has been processing credit cards for merchants with Standard Bank merchant facilities for over ten years and after a solid track record in online credit card processing, due to popular demand from ABSA merchants now has a direct integration providing online payment solutions to ABSA merchants.
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